Whole Mind Psychological Services provides supportive speech and language therapy to help children strengthen the communication skills needed for learning, relationships, self-expression, and everyday life. Our personalized approach helps students build confidence in how they understand language, express ideas, communicate with others, and participate more fully at home, school, and in social settings.



We work closely with students and families to understand each child’s communication strengths, challenges, and individual needs. Therapy may focus on speech sound production, receptive and expressive language, vocabulary development, sentence formation, listening skills, social communication, conversation skills, and confidence in self-expression.
Our goal is not just to help children communicate more clearly, but to help them feel heard, understood, and confident in their ability to connect with others. With consistent guidance, engaging activities, and the right support, children can strengthen the communication skills that support success at school, at home, and beyond.
Every child communicates in their own way, and building strong speech and language skills can make a meaningful difference in learning, relationships, confidence, and everyday life. Our Speech and Language Therapy services help children strengthen how they understand language, express their thoughts, communicate clearly, and connect with others. Through personalized therapy and supportive strategies, we help children build the communication skills they need to participate more confidently at school, at home, and in social settings.
ADHD testing is a comprehensive evaluation process designed to understand attention, focus, impulsivity, executive functioning, and learning-related challenges. A professional ADHD evaluation helps identify whether symptoms may be related to ADHD and provides a clearer understanding of an individual’s strengths and areas where support may be helpful.
ADHD testing may be helpful for children, teenagers, or adults who experience ongoing challenges with attention, organization, completing tasks, managing time, impulsive behaviors, or staying focused at school, work, or daily activities.
An ADHD evaluation typically includes a detailed review of concerns, developmental history, behavioral patterns, and assessments related to attention and executive functioning. The goal is to understand the complete picture rather than focus on a single symptom.
ADHD testing can help identify learning and attention challenges that may affect academic performance. The results can provide recommendations and strategies to support students at school and at home.
Yes. A comprehensive evaluation may also help identify other factors that can impact learning, such as learning differences, executive functioning difficulties, or emotional and behavioral concerns.
Professional ADHD testing provides a deeper understanding of attention and learning patterns. It helps families receive clear recommendations and guidance based on individual needs rather than assumptions.