I don't know; presumably at least the basics would be the same. The required qualifications are different for neuropsychologists and for educational psychologists, and I'm pretty sure I've seen people here advise against using educational psychologists, who do, I think, exist in the US too. Ed psychs are in short supply here too at least in some places, with long waiting lists, but for them I think you can contact them yourself and pay; I've heard of people doing so when they suspect dyslexia. Not sure what would be most use here. My first guess would actually be CAMHS (mental health services, rather than SEN evaluation).
