Evaluations for children, teens and injured adults
Dr. Tutty sees clients through Aspyre Psychology, his practice at 353 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan. Appointments are in person, with consultations and feedback also available by video.
Children, adolescents and young adults (5–22)
A comprehensive evaluation explains how a child learns, pays attention, remembers and handles emotion, and turns that into a plan for home, school and treatment.
- Autism spectrum evaluations
- ADHD and executive functioning testing
- Twice-exceptional (2E) and gifted profiles
- Dyslexia and learning disabilities
- School accommodations: 504 plans and IEPs
Adults after injury
Independent neuropsychological evaluations after traumatic brain injury, motor vehicle collisions, workplace or school incidents, medical malpractice and toxin exposure, documenting pre-injury baseline, the effect of the injury, and the treatment most likely to help. Personal injury evaluations →
How an evaluation works
- Background and developmental or pre-injury history
- A full day of standardized testing, in person
- A feedback session, in person or by video
- A detailed written report with recommendations, typically within 2–3 weeks
Physicians can find referral information on Aspyre's page for pediatricians and primary care.
Work with Dr. Tutty
Evaluations for children, teens and injured adults take place at Aspyre Psychology, 353 Lexington Avenue in Manhattan.