CLARITY. INSIGHT. STRATEGY.
The struggle is obvious.
The reason isn’t.
A parent already knows something's wrong. You see it every day: the grades, the meltdowns before homework, the three hours it takes to do a one-hour assignment. What you don't have is the reason.
The Performance and Cognitive Assessment shows you exactly how your child's brain learns, so guessing stops.
Cognitive & Academic Assessment for Kids, Teens & Young Adults
Through cognitive testing, a comprehensive intake, and expert interpretation, we uncover the patterns behind how your child learns, thinks, and performs. Clear insights. A personalized plan.
What’s Included — $350 Total
Cognitive Testing (1 hour, completed in the comfort of home) — Your child takes the assessment right at home, guided step-by-step, on a schedule that works for your family. No office visit, no waiting room, no unfamiliar clinical setting to adjust to before the testing even starts.
Comprehensive Performance & Learning Profile — Before we interpret the results, we look beyond test scores—integrating your detailed questionnaire, learning history, strengths, challenges, and real-world concerns to understand the whole picture.
Results Consultation (45 minutes) — Sit down with a specialist who brings the information together and explains what we're seeing in clear, practical language—and what it means for your child.
Personalized Recommendations — You'll leave with individualized strategies and next steps based on your child's unique cognitive profile, learning needs, and everyday challenges.
Why This Works
This isn't a repackaged IQ test, and it isn't the multi-month, multi-thousand-dollar neuropsychological evaluation you may have been putting off. It's a different category of tool, built for exactly this moment: when you need clarity, not a diagnosis.
Research backed and developed with support from federal research funding.
Based on the same category of cognitive screening NASA uses to assess astronauts on long-duration space flights.
Independently validated by Johns Hopkins University and meets ESSA Tier IV evidence standards, the highest level for an assessment tool.
Used to support early screening for patterns associated with giftedness, dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences.
1 HOUR
Every 3 Years
3-12+
Grade Levels
100,000+
Students Tested
Worldwide
What You Will Actually Understand
Once you can see how your child's brain works, here's what becomes clear:
Executive functioning: attention, working memory, and flexible thinking, and where each one is helping or getting in the way.
Reasoning strengths: the specific patterns behind how your child reads, does math, and solves problems.
Whether enrichment, school accommodations, or further evaluation makes sense — so you know which door to walk through next, instead of trying all of them at once.
Objective talking points: something concrete to bring to teachers, counselors, and tutors, instead of "I just feel like something's off."
A Smarter Starting Point for Parents
A full neuropsychological evaluation can take months and cost thousands. The Academic & Cognitive Assessment gives you the learning profile behind the struggle in a single session, at a fraction of the cost, so you're acting on clarity instead of waiting on it.
Often FSA / HSA Eligible
Many patients are able to use HSA or FSA funds for this assessment. Eligibility depends on your individual plan. Please check with your benefits administrator prior to purchase.
School-Ready Documentation
Your results are presented in a clear, professional format to help support conversations with your child's school about 504 Plans, IEPs, accommodations, and learning supports. Your specialist will help you determine when sharing your results with the school may be appropriate.
Built for Neurodiverse Learners
Helps identify whether your child shows patterns commonly associated with ADHD, learning differences, giftedness, or twice-exceptional (2e) learners.
COMING FALL 2026
The Academic & Cognitive Advantage™
The natural next step after your child’s assessment. A digital learning platform
where students practice and build on the exact skills we identify, so insight turns into real, lasting progress.
Join the waitlist to be the first to know when it launches.
Personalized practice built from your child’s own MindPrint results.
Progress tracking parents can actually see, week over week.
Designed to keep working long after the one-hour assessment ends.
BEYOND THE ASSESSMENT
Resources for Neurodiverse Families
A report is a starting point, not a finish line. Here's support for the day-to-day of raising and advocating for a neurodiverse child:
Sensory Insights & Strategies
Guidance on sensory processing patterns and practical strategies to reduce overwhelm at home, at school, and during homework.
Working With Your School District
A practical walkthrough of 504 plans and IEPs, how to request an evaluation, and how to use MindPrint results in the conversation.
Parent Tips for Higher-Needs Kids
Real-world tips on routines, motivation, and advocacy for kids who need more support.
HOW IT WORKS
One Assessment. A Clear Path Forward.
In-Home Assessment
One hour, in the comfort of home, covering cognitive and academic skills.
Expert Consultation
A 45-minute results review with a cognitive specialist.
Personalized Report
Clear findings on strengths, challenges, and learning patterns.
Action Plan
Individualized strategies for home and school, ready to use right away.
Reserve Your Child's Assessment
***MindPrint is committed to providing a secure, user-controlled environment for their services. They adhere to strict privacy and security standards, and comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) policies. Student details and testing results are never shared with 3rd party companies. Children under the age of 18 may not subscribe to or create their own account with this site.***
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. The cognitive assessment and screening too is not a diagnostic evaluation. It measures how the brain processes information and identifies patterns of cognitive strengths and challenges that may suggest the need for additional evaluation or support.
Your results may indicate patterns commonly associated with learning differences such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD, or other neurodevelopmental conditions. However, a formal diagnosis requires a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified professional. Your specialist will review your results with you, discuss any areas of concern, and provide personalized recommendations for next steps, accommodations, or referrals when appropriate.
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This assessment identifies cognitive and learning patterns that can help explain where your child is thriving—and where they may be struggling. While it does not provide a formal diagnosis of a learning or neurodevelopmental disorder, it can identify patterns that warrant further evaluation. If that happens, we’ll explain what we’re seeing and guide you toward the appropriate next step.
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To ensure the most accurate results, the assessment is designed to be completed independently, allowing your child's cognitive abilities to be measured without assistance. We ask that parents and caregivers do not help with test questions or provide hints during the assessment.
Children should have at least a 2nd-grade reading level and be able to remain engaged at the computer for approximately one hour. The assessment includes built-in breaks to support attention, movement, and sensory regulation, helping students stay comfortable and perform at their best.
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Cognitive assessments do not measure anxiety. However, anxiety could interfere with a student’s performance, particularly on the Working Memory and Attention tasks. Given the complex intersection between cognitive skills and emotions, concerns about learning and/or social and emotional issues should be addressed with your physician.
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Your personalized cognitive profile is typically available within 48 hours after completing your assessment. During your 45-minute results consultation, your specialist will walk you through your results, explain what they mean, identify your unique learning strengths and challenges, and provide personalized recommendations with practical, actionable strategies you can begin using right away.
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The cognitive assessment can help identify cognitive patterns commonly seen in gifted learners, including twice-exceptional (2e) students who are both gifted and have ADHD or another learning difference. While no single assessment can definitively diagnose giftedness, your results will provide valuable insights into a student's cognitive strengths that may warrant further evaluation.
If your child's results suggest a gifted profile, we will discuss what that means, recommend any appropriate follow-up evaluations, and provide guidance on working with your child's school to ensure their strengths and learning needs are appropriately supported.