Our services
1Neuropsychological EvaluationOur core service 2TherapyThrough a neuropsychological lens 3ConsultationGuidance without a full evaluation View all services →
Neuropsychological Evaluation
A comprehensive assessment of your child’s strengths and challenges, and the support that will help them thrive.
- Attention, learning, memory, and executive skills
- Feedback session and written report
- School and IEP/504 recommendations
Therapy
Evidence-based intervention tailored to your child’s developmental profile, in close partnership with parents and schools.
- Emotion regulation and coping
- Organization and executive skills
- Parent guidance for home
Consultation
A review of history, records, and needs that leads to clear next steps at home, school, and in medical care.
- Developmental interview
- Review of records and prior testing
- Written summary with recommendations
Not sure where to start?
A free 15-minute call helps you choose the right next step for your child.
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Clear answers about how your child thinks, learns, and grows.
Neuropsychological evaluation, therapy, and consultation for children, teens, and young adults, led by board-certified pediatric neuropsychologist Dr. Nicole Wallace.
- Board-certified (ABPP)
- Telehealth across Colorado
- Children, teens & young adults
“Most struggles have a reason. Finding it changes everything.”
— Dr. Nicole Wallace
Our practice helps you find it, and build a plan that works at home and at school.
Who we work with
One child. Everyone who cares for them.
You know something is going on. We help you understand it.
Whether it’s homework battles, big emotions, or a diagnosis that doesn’t quite fit, an evaluation gives you a clear picture of your child’s strengths and challenges, and a plan you can use at home and at school.
Explore your options →- A clear explanation of how your child learns and thinks
- Specific recommendations for home, school, and care
- Support for IEP and 504 planning
Recommendations your team can put to work.
Our reports translate testing into practical classroom strategies and accommodations, and we’re glad to consult with school teams to support a student’s plan.
For schools →- Findings written for classroom use
- Accommodation and intervention recommendations
- Consultation with school teams and specialists
A neuropsychology partner for complex cases.
We evaluate children whose development or functioning has been affected by medical conditions, prematurity, genetic conditions, or brain injury, and share findings to support coordinated care.
Refer a patient →- Referrals for TBI, concussion, and medical conditions
- Evaluations that clarify cognitive and developmental needs
- Clear communication back to the care team
Our services
Grounded in how the brain shapes behavior.
Every service starts from the same question: why is this hard for this child, and what will actually help?
Core service
Neuropsychological Evaluation
A comprehensive look at your child’s strengths and challenges, and the support that will help them thrive.
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Core service
Therapy
Evidence-based intervention tailored to your child’s developmental profile, in close partnership with parents and schools.
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Also offered
Consultation
A review of history, records, and needs that leads to clear next steps at home, school, and in medical care.
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The brain–behavior connection
Where are you seeing it?
What looks like a behavior problem often has roots in how a child’s brain is developing. Choose an area to see what an evaluation looks at.
What you may notice
- Trouble starting or finishing tasks
- Easily distracted, loses track of things
- Homework takes far longer than it should
What an evaluation looks at
- Sustained and selective attention
- Executive functions: planning, organization, working memory
- Processing speed
What you may notice
- Reading, writing, or math is harder than expected
- Grades don’t reflect how bright they are
- Frustration or avoidance around school
What an evaluation looks at
- Reading, writing, and math skills
- Language and visual-spatial processing
- Memory and new learning
What you may notice
- Big reactions that are hard to recover from
- Worry, sadness, or withdrawal
- Difficulty with change or transitions
What an evaluation looks at
- Emotional and behavioral functioning
- Self-regulation and coping
- How emotions interact with thinking and learning
What you may notice
- Difficulty making or keeping friends
- Missing social cues
- Strong preference for sameness or routine
What an evaluation looks at
- Social communication and understanding
- Autism spectrum evaluation when appropriate
- Adaptive and daily living skills
What you may notice
- Changes after a concussion or brain injury
- Development affected by prematurity or a medical condition
- New struggles with memory or pace
What an evaluation looks at
- Brain–behavior changes after medical events
- Memory, attention, and processing speed
- Recommendations for school re-entry and support
Who we help
Neurodevelopmental, medical, and emotional needs.
From ADHD, autism, and gifted or twice-exceptional learners to development affected by prematurity, a medical condition, or a brain injury, we work with children whose needs don’t fit a simple label.
- ADHD
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Learning Disabilities
- Gifted
- Twice Exceptional (2e)
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Concussion
- Genetic / Medical Conditions
- Prematurity
- Anxiety
- Depression
Getting started
Four steps from questions to a plan.
Free 15-minute call
Talk through your concerns and whether evaluation, therapy, or consultation is the right fit.
Interviews & questionnaires
In-depth clinical interviews with parents, teachers, and therapy providers, plus standardized questionnaires from each, so we see your child across every setting.
Testing
Your child completes engaging, age-appropriate activities in a calm, comfortable setting.
Feedback & roadmap
We review results together, and you receive a written report with an evidence-based roadmap for home, school, and care.
Meet Dr. Wallace
Nicole Wallace, Ph.D., ABPP
Dr. Wallace is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist specializing in pediatric neuropsychology and child development. She pairs careful, research-grounded testing with genuine warmth, and partners closely with parents, schools, and medical providers.
“I believe assessment should go beyond diagnosis—it should offer meaningful, practical insights that guide intervention and build resilience.”— Dr. Nicole Wallace
Not sure where to start?
Book a free 15-minute call. We’ll talk through your concerns and help you decide whether an evaluation, therapy, or consultation is the right next step.