IQ Testing helps evaluate a child’s intelligence, problem-solving abilities, and learning capacity. It’s a valuable tool for identifying giftedness, learning disabilities, or developmental delays. Through standardized assessments, psychologists can provide insights into how your child thinks, learns, and interacts with the world. The results help tailor educational strategies and support systems, empowering your child to reach their full potential in school and life.
Helps assess intellectual and cognitive development.
Identifies learning strengths and areas needing support.
Supports early intervention for developmental delays.
Guides tailored educational and therapeutic plans.
Helps parents understand their child’s learning style.
IQ testing can be done from age 2.5 onwards. However, it's most reliable after age 5 when children can better understand test instructions.
It helps detect giftedness, intellectual disabilities, or learning disorders early, enabling timely support and personalized learning strategies.
Keep the experience stress-free. Ensure your child is well-rested, calm, and motivated. Explain that it’s a fun way to understand how they think and solve problems.
Results include scores for verbal, non-verbal, and overall intelligence. They help professionals understand your child's cognitive strengths and challenges.
