Psychoeducational Assessment & College Accommodations
The results of psychoeducational assessments can help provide your child the resources and tools they need for their future college education.
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Wear Red or Blue for World Autism Awareness Day!
April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day. Help Northern Colorado Assessment Center celebrate and learn how you can too!
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7 Signs That Your Child May Have Sensory Processing Differences
Does your child have trouble focusing on schoolwork? Do they struggle with loud or busy atmospheres? Do they shy away from active social situations? It’s hard to watch your child struggle; we understand. You want to know how you can make your child’s life easier, but how can you do that if you don’t know…
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Everything You Need to Know About Autism Testing for Your Child
Many parents worry about their young children’s development. Do you have a toddler whose social interactions are unusual? Do they spend too much time alone and lack interest in others? Do other behaviors, such as tantrums, cause you concern? In 2020, the Centers for Disease Control estimated that one in every 59 children is autistic.…
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Is it ADHD or Slow Processing Speed?
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, often simply called ADHD, is a common condition that impacts many children and adults. In some people, slow processing speed (taking longer than others to complete tasks or thoughts) is an indicator of ADHD. In other cases, the slower processing speed can be unrelated to an ADHD diagnosis. It’s important to remember that,…
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What Are the Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
The CDC’s Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network has reported that one in 54 children has autism spectrum disorder. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) refers to a neurodevelopmental disorder often characterized by cognitive impairments, repetitive behaviors, communication difficulties, and social impairments. If you are wondering whether your young one has ASD, chances are that you have…
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What’s Next? 5 Key Steps to Take After an Autism Diagnosis
According to a recent study conducted by the CDC, approximately 1 in 54 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the United States. Better awareness around ASD has led to a better understanding of how it can be recognized and managed, but parents might still find it difficult to cope with their child’s diagnosis without proper support.…
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Meet Hansen
USAF Staff Sergeant, Husband, New Father & Dyslexic It can be hard to take the first steps to schedule an assessment for yourself or your child. You may find yourself thinking that labeling the situation won’t make it better. According to, Hansen, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Initially diagnosed with dyslexia in the…
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Dyslexia – There’s an App for that!
Today, there’s an app or computer program for just about anything, and that includes helping people who struggle with dyslexia learn to improve their reading, comprehension, spelling, and writing skills. If you or a loved one struggle with dyslexia, taking advantage of these resources can really improve performance in school and the workplace, more easily…
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Autism & Navigating Holiday Stresses & Sensory Stimulation
Adults who don’t have an autism diagnosis can struggle to deal with holiday stress, so if you have a child diagnosed with autism, it’s important to plan for handling all the stresses and excess sensory stimulus that comes along with holiday season. The lights, music, rich foods, sweet smells, and hugs from distant family members…
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