Crossroads' Neurodevelopment Abilities Assessment (CNAA) was designed to provide a solid starting point or "road map" for positive change.

By understanding where a child's natural abilities currently are and where these abilities could be, we are able to address untapped potential.

The CNAA consists of several nationally recognized tests covering multiple skill areas. This comprehensive grouping of assessments and screenings are generally administered individually.

However, we believe by combining these results we get a more detailed picture of each individual's strengths and weaknesses and their brain's natural ability to receive, process, learn and integrate information.

These assessments include:

• Neurodevelopment Abilities Assessment
• Sensory Integration Assessment
• NeuroSensory Profile
• qEEG Brain Mapping
• Brain Processing Organization
• Memory
• Behavior/Emotional Assessment
• Modulation

The results of these assessments outline a detailed neurological "road map". From this map we can see where an individual currently is with regard to neurological organization and skill levels. We can then compare their "maps" with those of their peers.

This program addresses achievement shortcomings and neurological causes for this under performance. As a team we can then work together to reach the desired objectives whether in academics, social, or emotional behavior.