Measuring Cognitive Ability / Intelligence

To help you evaluate individuals with diverse needs, our assessments offers both verbal and non-verbal measures of intelligence.

These instruments can help:

• Screen for neuropsychological symptoms
• Assess the cognitive status of patients with psychiatric disorders or psychiatric manifestations of neurological diseases
• Measure the general intellectual ability of individuals for whom English is a second language or who read at a low level
• Evaluate special populations such as deaf adults and the elderly

Clinicians use these assessments for a variety of applications, including as part of general psychological assessments, for forensic evaluations, and in counseling settings to help choose interventions that match the client’s intellectual ability.

Early Childhood - K12 - Psychology - Speech & Language - Medical
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