Learning Difficulties - Assessment in French

ADHD, reading, understanding, motor, mathematics, visuo-spatial and giftedness. For children aged 4 to 16 in Hong Kong, with French psychologist and neuropsychologist Elodie Vandenbergh. Assessments conducted in French only.
What is it ?

Why do a psychological assessment for my child?

Every child learns differently. When reading, writing, maths, attention or behaviour feel harder than they should, a psychological assessment helps you understand why. Elodie Vandenbergh, our French psychologist and neuropsychologist, assesses how your child thinks, learns and processes information, including memory, attention and reasoning. You’ll receive a clear picture of your child’s strengths and challenges, with practical next steps for home and school. All assessments are carried out in French, so they are suited to children who are comfortable in French.
How an assessment can help
  • Early intervention: identifying difficulties early means the right support can start sooner, for school, development and daily life.
  • Identifying learning differences: recognising specific learning or developmental disorders, such as dyslexia or ADHD.
  • Understanding your child’s abilities: a clearer view of their memory, attention and reasoning.
  • Educational support: a written report that can guide adjustments at school, so your child feels included and can succeed.
  • Understanding behaviour: shedding light on the causes behind challenging behaviour.

What we assess

Assessments are carried out in French only, for children aged 4 to 16, and tailored to your child’s needs. We can look at:
ADHD and attention:Difficulties with focus, concentration, impulsivity or restlessness at home and at school.
Reading and writing:Including specific learning disorders in reading and spelling, formerly called dyslexia.
Understanding and reasoning:How your child understands information, solves problems and learns new concepts.
Mathematics:Difficulties with numbers, calculation and mathematical reasoning.
Motor and visuo-spatial skills:Coordination, handwriting and understanding space and shapes.
Giftedness:Children who are ahead of their age, bored at school or who think differently. An assessment helps them get the right challenge and support.
Practitioners

Meet Our Practitioner

Psychotherapist seeing adults, teens and kids, with a specialization in neuropsychology, EMDR and CBT

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the questions parents ask us most often. If yours isn’t here, contact us and we’ll be happy to help.

What is a psychological assessment?
A psychological assessment uses structured tests and activities to understand how your child thinks and learns, including their memory, attention, language and reasoning. It helps identify learning difficulties, attention difficulties or giftedness, and shows where your child needs more support.

What age can my child be assessed?
Assessments are available for children and teenagers aged 4 to 16.

Are assessments available in English?
No. Assessments are carried out in French only, so they’re suited to children who are comfortable in French. This lets French-speaking children show their true abilities in their own language. If your child doesn’t speak French, contact us and we’ll help you find the right next step.
Les bilans psychologiques et neuropsychologiques sont réalisés uniquement en français, pour les enfants de 4 à 16 ans, avec Elodie Vandenbergh, psychologue et neuropsychologue.

How do I know if my child needs an assessment?
You might consider one if your child struggles with reading, writing or maths despite support, finds it hard to concentrate or sit still, has challenging behaviour, or if a teacher has raised concerns. Some families also seek an assessment when their child seems far ahead of their age or bored at school.

What happens after the assessment?
You’ll receive a written report, and Elodie will go through the results with you in clear terms, along with practical recommendations for home and school. You can share the report with your child’s school to support educational adjustments.

Can you support our child and family beyond the assessment?
Yes. Elodie is also a psychotherapist trained in EMDR and CBT, and supports children, teens and adults with emotional management, anxiety, expatriation and more. Find out more about our Kids & Teen Counselling and Psychology & Counselling services.

How do I book?
Book an appointment or a free initial call by phone on 2866 0287 or WhatsApp on 6801 7513. Assessments take place at our Central location (6/F, 15 On Lan Street, Central), or our Stanley location (G/F 120 Stanley Main St., Stanley).

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