Engagement during testing
A few minutes of rapport-building play helps anxious children settle before structured tasks, which protects the validity of their effort.

PlaySpace brings play-based engagement to testing, feedback and therapy. Standardized measures sit next to what actually happened in the room, so your interpretation has the context it needs.
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Cognitive, academic and social-emotional testing for ADHD, autism, learning and mood concerns.
Rapport play before structured tasks keeps anxious kids engaged.
Complete a full testing battery with valid effort across two sessions.
A few minutes of rapport-building play helps anxious children settle before structured tasks, which protects the validity of their effort.
Scores are shown beside your observations from the session, so a change in a number can be read alongside what you saw.
Alliance drafts plain-language summaries of results and recommendations, which you review before anything is shared.
Choose tools for preparing activities, running sessions, reviewing notes and supporting families.
Open with rapport-building play, then move into structured tasks when the child is ready.
Families receive a short visual story that explains what the day will involve, which lowers anxiety before the child walks in.
Rating forms are sent and returned through one workflow, so they are ready before the feedback session.
Your recommendations become a practical weekly plan that the family can follow at home.
No. PlaySpace drafts notes, plans and summaries for you to review. Nothing reaches a family or the record until you approve it.