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  Comprehensive one-day evaluations identify ADHD, dyslexia, and more, empowering neurodiverse learners to embrace their strengths and move forward with confidence.
- Ages 4-5PreschoolersAges 4-5
  Early support can make all the difference. We provide thorough assessments with same-day feedback to support your child's growth.
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  Gain clarity about your learning style and receive actionable strategies to help you thrive in work, education, and life.
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  Discover resources, events, and expert guidance from Minnesota Neuropsychology for navigating ADHD, learning differences, and neurodiversity.
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  We share trustworthy research findings and practical strategies through articles written by our team to help you support the neurodiverse learner in your life.
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  Our workshops equip participants with knowledge around learning differences, including practical strategies and insights to maximize strengths and navigate challenges.
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  We partner with educators to empower individuals with neurodiversity, creating environments where different thinking styles are celebrated.

October 4, 2023

As Heard on MPR News

Minnesota Public Radio’s Angela Davis interviewed our neuropsychologist, Dr. Liz Adams and University of Minnesota’s psychiatrist, Dr. Lidia Zylowska on October 4, 2023. Drs. Adams and Zylowska discussed the topic of ADHD in girls and women, including how symptoms might show up for girls and women, medication, hormones, self-compassion, and mindfulness. Several Minnesotans called in and shared their own stories about how their ADHD diagnosis affected their lives. This informative and touching podcast episode is a great place to get some perspective on the important topic of ADHD in girls and women.