Understanding your child
CIPPO provides developmental assessments for children across Egypt, designed to explain how a child thinks, learns, relates and regulates — and to turn that understanding into recommendations a family and a school can act on.
Cognitive assessment looks at how a child processes information, learns and solves problems, treating their thinking style as a profile to work with rather than a deficit to correct. Social-emotional assessment explores the child's emotional world and social connections. Attention assessment examines attention patterns and behaviours as communication rather than as problems to fix.
Comprehensive diagnostic assessment combines these strands to guide personalised intervention planning, producing a written profile with findings, recommendations and clear next steps for both home and the classroom.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get a developmental assessment for my child in Cairo?
CIPPO provides developmental, cognitive, social-emotional and attention assessments for children from its base in New Cairo, Egypt. Assessments are carried out by its multidisciplinary team and produce a written report with practical recommendations for home and school.
What does a CIPPO assessment include?
An assessment typically includes a parent interview covering developmental history and concerns, direct observation of the child, multi-dimensional assessment across cognitive, social, emotional and motor development, and a written report setting out findings, recommendations and next steps. Intervention strategies are then tailored to the child's profile.
How long does an assessment take?
The process runs across several stages rather than a single appointment: an initial discussion of concerns and developmental history, an observation session with a specialist, a period of analysis and report preparation, and a feedback meeting where the findings and recommendations are explained.