Types Of Assessments

For Children, Adolescents, And Adults.

Types of Assessments

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a condition where a person's brain works uniquely.

People with ASD might find socializing and communication different and may have special interests.

Each person with ASD is different – some may need extra help with certain things, while others might be really good at specific activities.

It is essential to understand and support individuals with ASD, appreciating their strengths and helping them navigate the world in their own way.

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POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a condition that some people develop after experiencing something scary or upsetting, like a dangerous event or trauma. People with PTSD might have bad dreams, scary thoughts, or feel on edge even when they are safe.

It can make it hard to concentrate and sometimes affects daily life.

With the proper support, like talking to someone or getting professional help, people with PTSD can learn to manage their feelings and move forward in a positive way.

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SPECIFIC LEARNING DISORDER

A specific learning disorder is when someone has trouble learning and using specific skills, like reading, writing, or math, even if they are bright and want to learn.

It does not happen because of laziness or lack of effort. People with specific learning disorders may need unique ways of teaching or extra help to do well in school or work.

With the proper support and understanding, they can still succeed in many areas of life.

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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

An intellectual disability is a condition where a person has difficulty learning and understanding things compared to others.

It might take them longer to learn new information or do certain tasks.

People with intellectual disabilities may need extra support to live, learn, and work.

It is essential to recognize and appreciate their unique abilities, and with proper help and understanding, they can lead fulfilling lives.

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ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a condition where some people find it hard to pay attention, stay still, or control impulses.

It can make tasks like studying or finishing projects challenging.

People with ADHD might be full of energy and find it difficult to sit quietly.

With support, like specific ways of learning and maybe some medicine, individuals with ADHD can still do well in school, work, and daily activities. Understanding and patience from others are essential for helping them thrive.

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ANXIETY DISORDERS

Anxiety disorders are when someone feels too worried or scared a lot, even when there is no real danger.

It can make the heart race, cause sweating, or make breathing hard. People with anxiety disorders may avoid certain situations that make them anxious.

It is like having many worries that will not go away.

With the right help, like talking to someone or using helpful strategies, people with anxiety disorders can learn to manage their worries and lead a more comfortable life.

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DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS

Depressive disorder, or depression, is when a person feels sad and down most of the time.

It is more than just feeling blue – it affects how someone thinks, feels, and handles daily activities. People with depression might lose interest in things they used to enjoy, have trouble sleeping, or feel tired a lot.

It is important to understand that depression is a medical condition.

With support, like talking to someone or getting help from a professional, individuals with depression can work towards feeling better.

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Types Of Assessments

For Children, Adolescents, And Adults.

Types of Assessments

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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