Understanding Today. Confident Steps for Tomorrow.
Comprehensive neuropsychological and psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults.
I help families understand how a child's unique strengths and challenges affect learning, attention, memory, behavior, and everyday life.
When Something Doesn't Quite Add Up
Why is school so difficult despite strong abilities?
Is this ADHD, anxiety, a learning problem, or a combination of concerns?
Why are organization, time management, and completing assignments so difficult?
Why have previous supports or interventions not helped enough?
What Is Pediatric Neuropsychology?
Pediatric neuropsychology examines how brain development shapes the way a child thinks, learns, remembers, pays attention, and manages everyday life.
A neuropsychological evaluation helps identify both strengths and areas of difficulty and can clarify not only what a child is struggling with, but why those difficulties may be occurring.
The ClearStep Path
Identify your child's individual cognitive, academic, emotional, and behavioral profile.
Bring together symptoms, history, test data, and information from home, school, and healthcare settings.
Translate findings into practical recommendations for school, home, healthcare, and other services.
Leave with a clearer understanding of your child's needs and specific next steps.
Who I Help
Clarity on focus, impulsivity, organization, and self-management.
Attention, executive functioning, processing speed, planning, emotional regulation, and task completion.
Understanding why school feels harder than it should.
Dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, uneven academic achievement, and learning differences.
When a medical diagnosis may affect thinking, learning, or development.
Congenital heart disease, prematurity, epilepsy, brain injury, cancer treatment, genetic syndromes, and other complex medical conditions.
Understanding cognitive strengths, challenges, and next steps.
Clarifying diagnoses, identifying cognitive profiles, guiding treatment planning, and informing educational supports and accommodations.
Meet Dr. Christine Wolfe
Dr. Christine Wolfe is a licensed psychologist and pediatric neuropsychologist specializing in comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults.
Her expertise spans both school-based challenges, such as ADHD and learning disabilities, and complex medical conditions that impact cognitive and classroom performance.
Drawing on seven years of practice at Children’s Minnesota, she personally conducts every aspect of the evaluation process, ensuring consistency from intake through testing, feedback, and recommendations. Families receive a detailed written report within one week of the feedback appointment, allowing recommendations to be implemented without unnecessary delay.
You don't need to know which evaluation your child needs. Tell me what you are seeing, and I'll help determine the right next step.