Grow Neuropsychology

07/03/2026

Wishing all of our families, educators, and community partners a safe, joyful, and meaningful 4th of July ❤️🤍💙

We hope your weekend is filled with connection, laughter, rest, and special moments with the people you love most.

As you celebrate, remember that holidays can feel exciting and overwhelming for some children. A little flexibility, patience, and downtime can go a long way.

Happy Independence Day from Grow Neuropsychology

06/20/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all of the dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and father figures who show up for their children in big and small ways every day 🤍

Whether it is helping with homework, coaching from the sidelines, calming big emotions, or simply being a steady presence, the impact you make matters more than you know.

Wishing all of our families a day filled with connection, laughter, and meaningful moments together.

Happy Father’s Day from Grow Neuropsychology 💙

05/23/2026

Wishing everyone a happy and meaningful Memorial Day weekend 🇺🇸❤️

As we enjoy time with family, sunshine, cookouts, and the start of summer, we also remember and honor the brave men and women who made those freedoms possible.

Hope your weekend is filled with rest, connection, and special memories.

04/20/2026

One year of Grow Neuropsychology 🤍

This past year has been incredibly meaningful. What began as a vision has grown into a practice dedicated to helping children better understand how they learn, and supporting families in gaining clarity and direction.

At Grow Neuropsychology, we believe that every child is capable of so much. It has been a privilege to walk alongside families as they gain deeper insight into their child’s strengths and needs.

We are so grateful to be part of the Tampa Bay community and to have spent this past year connecting with so many wonderful families 🤍

Here’s to continued growth, connection, and supporting children in reaching their full potential ✨

03/25/2026

If you’ve been wondering whether your child needs testing, there’s usually a reason.

Many of the families we work with describe having a sense that something wasn’t quite lining up, even when grades were okay or teachers weren’t overly concerned.

Often, it’s not about something being “wrong.” It’s about understanding how your child learns, where they may be working harder than expected, and what supports would actually make things easier.

A comprehensive evaluation can provide that clarity, and help guide next steps in a very practical, meaningful way.

If this has been on your mind, you’re welcome to fill out the contact form on our website and we can talk through whether an evaluation would be helpful.

03/25/2026

If you’ve been wondering whether your child needs testing, there’s usually a reason.

Many of the families we work with describe having a sense that something wasn’t quite lining up, even when grades were okay or teachers weren’t overly concerned.

Often, it’s not about something being “wrong.” It’s about understanding how your child learns, where they may be working harder than expected, and what supports would actually make things easier.

A comprehensive evaluation can provide that clarity, and help guide next steps in a very practical, meaningful way.

If this has been on your mind, you’re welcome to call or fill out the contact form on our website and we can talk through whether an evaluation would be helpful.

Phone: 813-492-7319
Web contact form: https://www.growneuropsychology.com

03/09/2026

Receiving a diagnosis for your child can bring many emotions at once, relief, validation, uncertainty, and questions about what comes next. Many parents wonder how to turn that information into real, day-to-day support for their child.

At Grow Neuropsychology, families are not left to figure this out alone. We take time to help parents truly understand their child’s profile, translate findings into practical next steps, and collaborate with schools and providers so recommendations feel realistic and supportive in everyday life.

A diagnosis is not the end of the story, it is the beginning of a clearer path forward. With the right understanding and guidance, children can be supported in ways that build confidence, skills, and success across settings.

If your child has recently received a diagnosis and you are wondering what to do next, this article walks through how to move forward with clarity and confidence.

Read more:
https://www.growneuropsychology.com/post/your-child-got-a-diagnosis-now-what

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Pediatric Neuropsychological Evaluations

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02/26/2026

When parents notice concerns about attention, learning, behavior, or development, the pediatrician is often the first and most trusted place to turn. Pediatricians know their patients deeply and play a central role in monitoring development, providing guidance, and helping families navigate next steps.

At times, when questions are more complex or challenges persist despite supports, pediatricians may recommend a pediatric neuropsychological evaluation to better understand how a child thinks, learns, and functions day to day. This deeper clarity helps ensure diagnoses are accurate and recommendations are truly aligned with a child’s needs.

We value close collaboration with pediatricians and other providers to support children and families in a coordinated, thoughtful way.

If you have ever wondered how pediatricians and neuropsychologists work together in the diagnostic process, this article explains how each role fits and when additional evaluation may be helpful.

Read more:
https://www.growneuropsychology.com/post/pediatrician-vs-neuropsychologist-understanding-the-best-path-to-a-diagnosis-for-your-child

🌿 Grow Neuropsychology
Pediatric Neuropsychological Evaluations

When a child is struggling with attention, learning, emotions, or behavior, parents are often left wondering where to start.Should concerns be addressed by a pediatrician, or is a neuropsychological evaluation needed?The answer is often both, at different points in the journey. Pediatricians and ped...