# Neuropsychologists, New Children's Hospital Keywords: - [pediatric neurology](< /en/search?q=pediatric neurology >) - [New Children’s Hospital](< /en/search?q=New Children’s Hospital >) The neuropsychologist’s assessment at New Children's Hospital provides information about the child’s strengths and difficulties for planning support measures in the home, daycare and school. A neuropsychologist assesses a child’s developmental level and any special difficulties they may have. The assessment tools used include neuropsychological tests, interviews, questionnaires, and observing the child's skills. Methods are chosen according to the child’s individual needs. The neuropsychologist can assess the child’s - Verbal and visual reasoning skills - Attention and executive function - Ability to interact with others and control their emotions and behavior - Basic verbal skills (e.g. understanding speech and naming things) - Basic visual skills (e.g. perceiving spatial relations and directions) - Memory and learning - Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination - Social perception skills (e.g. putting yourself in another person’s position, and recognizing emotions) - Reading, writing, and mathematical skills Treatment is offered based on a physician’s referral. ## [ Patient Guide ](/en/patient/patient-guide) The Patient Guide answer the most common questions patients may have before, during, and after treatment. See Patient Guide site here  ## [ Maisa online portal (opens in new window, links to another website) ](https://www.maisa.fi/maisa/Authentication/Login?lang=britishenglish) maisa.fi You can use our online services by signing in to the Maisa Portal. Guardians can act on behalf of their children under the age of 18. Click here to go to Maisa's sign-in page  ## Contact information #### Visiting address New Children's Hospital Stenbäckinkatu 9 Helsinki #### Postal address P.O. Box 347 00029 HUS ## Find us here ### [ New Children's Hospital ](/en/patient/hospitals-and-other-units/new-childrens-hospital)  Updated: 03.01.2025 Print this page