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Dr. Mel Levine's PEEX and PEERAMID neurodevelopmental tests are used as part of the Springboard ADHD assessment. Dr. Gray has conducted this 2-3 hour test for children for over 18 years, allowing her to gain important insight into the varying degrees of attention issues. Parents are always encouraged to observe the testing so that they can see any symptoms first-hand and provide additional feedback information.
PEEX
The Pediatric Early Elementary Examination (PEEX) is a neurodevelopmental examination for children between the ages of six and nine. It enables the physician to derive an empirical description of a child's development and functional neurological status in the following areas:
- Fine Motor/Graphomotor
- Attention
- Language
- Gross Motor
- Memory
- Visual Processing
PEERAMID
The Pediatric Examination of Educational Readiness at Middle Childhood (PEERAMID) is a neurodevelopmental examination for children between the ages of nine and fifteen. It enables the physician to derive an empirical description of a child's development and functional neurological status in the following areas:
- Fine Motor/Graphomotor
- Attention
- Language
- Gross Motor
- Memory
- Visual Processing
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