An IQ test measures your child’s thinking and problem-solving skills, like reasoning, memory, and learning. Scores help identify strengths and areas for support—they do not define your child’s potential.

Your child will take an age-appropriate tests designed to fairly assess children at each stage of development. Ages 3–5: WPPSI-IV (play-based, interactive activities) Ages 6–10: WISC-V (puzzles, games, reasoning tasks)

Testing sessions are 1–1.5 hours for younger children and 1.5-2 hours for older children.

Yes! Bathroom and movement breaks can be taken when needed.

Yes! The tests are designed for children as young as 3. Activities are interactive and age-appropriate, often using games, puzzles, and pictures rather than just paper and pencil.

No special preparation needed. Ensure your child gets a good night’s sleep, eats a healthy meal, and wears comfortable clothing. Encourage them to try their best without putting pressure on them. Coaching on test items can invalidate results and does not reflect your child's authentic cognitive abilities.

We support children with a wide range of needs, including ADHD, autism, and speech or language delays. We provide appropriate accommodations for sensory and attention needs to help each child feel comfortable and able to do their best.

For private school applications, the assessment must be completed in English, so translation isn’t provided during testing. During the warm-up, we can speak in your child’s preferred language—for example, Mandarin—to help them feel comfortable and build rapport quickly. We also include a nonverbal cognitive assessment to better capture your child’s abilities and learning potential.

Written reports are turned around within 5 business days. The report explains scoresm, strengths, and includes general recommendations. We also provide an optional fee based discussion session to answer questions and help you understand the results.

Results help with School placement guidance 504 accommodations IEP development Identifying gifted or specialized programs

Testing is private pay. Most insurance plans do not cover IQ testing, but we provide a super bill upon request, you can submit to your insurance if applicable.

Tests can be repeated as children grow; however, to minimize the practice effect, a waiting period of one year is required.