Differential Diagnostics
An in-depth assessment of a child's speech, cognitive, and behavioral functions — the foundation for an accurate action plan and the right choice of specialists.
Why is differential diagnostics important?
Differential diagnostics helps distinguish one disorder from another and understand what is really holding a child back. We never attach a label based on a single symptom — we build a complete picture that covers speech, thinking, attention, motor skills, emotions, and behavior.
Based on the assessment, parents receive a clear, written report and recommendations on whether the child needs speech therapy, neurocorrection, behavior work, or a comprehensive program. This saves time and helps start correction from the right point.
When we recommend diagnostics
Reach out if you notice the following signs in your child
Speech and communication
The child speaks little or unclearly, mixes up sounds, does not form full phrases, or lags behind peers in speech.
Learning
Difficulty with reading, writing, or counting; trouble concentrating; gets tired quickly during lessons.
Behavior and emotions
Impulsivity, anxiety, frequent tantrums, and difficulty communicating with peers.
What the assessment includes
- check_circle Gathering the developmental history and talking with parents
- check_circle Neuropsychological and speech testing
- check_circle Evaluation of motor skills, attention, and behavior
- check_circle A written report and a correction roadmap
2 in 1
Neuropsychologist and speech therapist in one center
What you will get
Understanding of the causes
A clear explanation of what is behind your child's difficulties — without unnecessary jargon.
An action plan
Recommendations on which areas to focus on, how often to attend sessions, and what the priorities are for the coming months.
Peace of mind
You know which direction to take and can discuss the plan with teachers and doctors.
How the diagnostic process works
Booking and history
Parents fill out a questionnaire, and the specialist clarifies the child's developmental history.
Assessment
The child completes tests in a comfortable, play-based setting (1–2 sessions).
Reviewing the results
A consultation for parents: the report, answers to questions, and recommendations.
Starting correction
If needed, we enroll the child in sessions for the chosen areas at our center.
Frequently asked questions
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Book a diagnostic assessment
An initial assessment is the best way to understand your child's needs and build an effective development plan.