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- D-KEFS Advanced leverages the power of an all-digital assessment to modernize neuropsychological testing using simplified administration, enhanced data capture, and automatic scoring on Q-interactive
- Brief Cognitive Status Exam | Normative Update (BCSE™ NU) helps evaluate global cognitive functioning in patients with dementia, mild ID, TBI, or suspected Alzheimer’s disease. This brief, reliable test is the stand-alone version of the BCSE NU found in the WMS-5 as an optional cognitive screener.
- Assessment of fluctuating feelings and enduring affect states in individuals aged 13 to 50+
- DEST-2, DST-J and DST-S are now published by the authors, Drs. Angela Fawcett and Rod Nicolson.
- The WMS-5 enables clinicians to explore core aspects of memory in a highly flexible, yet comprehensive, manner within a larger evaluation battery
- The Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, Third Edition Brief (BOT-3 Brief) provides a quick overview of gross and fine motor ability for ages 4–25.
- The SPELL-3 assessment allows you to link assessment to intervention and devote instructional time only where it’s needed. Assessment results provide deep word study analysis and specific spelling patterns to address and then points to the ready-to-go curriculum for immediate use.
- The Movement Assessment Battery for Children, Third Edition (Movement ABC-3) Checklist provides a standardized measure of everyday gross and fine motor coordination difficulties in children and young adults ages 3–25 years.
- The WNV is particularly suitable for assessing the intellectual aptitude of individuals who cannot be effectively assessed using traditional tests. This is due to WNV’s nonverbal content and innovative pictorial prompts.
- The Raven’s 2 is a tool that evaluates general cognitive ability regardless of language and cultural background since the items consist of universal geometric shapes.
- The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale | Fifth Edition (WAIS-5) is the most comprehensive and advanced measure of cognitive ability in adults. It is an individually administered clinical instrument for assessing the intelligence of examinees ages 16–90.
- The Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency™, Third Edition (BOT™-3) is a versatile and comprehensive measure of gross and fine motor skills for children and young adults.
- The BASC™ Social Wellness Skills System (BASC SWSS) provides a method of building children’s responsive resiliency through the promotion of behavioral and emotional wellness.
- The Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire (MPQ) is a broadband measure of normal-range personality traits. The 256-item MPQ offers a contemporary preemployment test with nationally representative normative data and updated scales.
- The Movement Assessment Battery for Children, Third Edition (Movement ABC-3) helps identify gross and fine motor coordination difficulties in children and young adults aged 3–25 years.
- Detailed Assessment of Speed of Handwriting, Second Edition (DASH-2) is a reliable measure of handwriting speed for children and young adults.
- The Peabody Developmental Motor Scales, Third Edition (PDMS-3) provides both in-depth assessment and remediation of gross and fine motor skills. The assessment measures interrelated motor abilities that develop early in life.
- Conners 4th Edition (Conners 4™) provides a comprehensive assessment of symptoms and impairments associated with ADHD and common co-occurring problems and disorders in children and youth aged 6 to 18 years.
- The WMS-IV en español (Spanish), normed in Spain, is the most widely used scale of adult memory. It’s a flexible and reliable tool that enables a more accurate diagnosis.
- The NEPSY-II en español (Spanish), normed in Spain, enables clinicians to create a specific cognitive assessment tailored to the child or adolescent based on the analysis across six cognitive domains.