At what age can I have my child undergo a neuropsychological evaluation?
The age at which a neuropsychological evaluation can be carried out for a child depends on the specific issue and on the practice of the neuropsychologist. In general, neuropsychological evaluations can be carried out from a young age, sometimes even in early childhood, to screen for and assess various neurodevelopmental disorders or learning difficulties. However, some more specific assessments may require a certain level of cognitive and language maturity, which may be more appropriate at an older age. The neuropsychologist in charge of your case can assess your child's situation and determine the appropriate time to carry out a neuropsychological evaluation based on their specific needs.
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