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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Frequently asked questions
Answers to what parents ask most. Don’t see yours? Call us, and we’re happy to help.
What is a neuropsychological evaluation?
A comprehensive assessment of how your child thinks, learns, and manages emotions and behavior. It combines standardized testing, observation, and developmental and medical history to identify strengths and challenges and guide personalized treatment.
How is this different from a school evaluation?
School evaluations determine eligibility for educational services. A neuropsychological evaluation looks more broadly at how brain development affects thinking, learning, emotions, and behavior, and considers medical and developmental history, to guide recommendations at home, school, and in medical care.
What ages do you see?
We work with children, teens, and young adults.
Do you work with gifted and twice-exceptional children?
Yes. Gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) children often have uneven profiles, where strengths mask challenges or challenges hide ability. A neuropsychological evaluation looks at both, and our recommendations address enrichment and support together at home and at school.
Do you offer telehealth?
Yes. Telehealth is available across Colorado. We’ll help you decide which services work best in person or virtually during your free 15-minute call.
How should I prepare my child?
Describe the day as puzzles, games, and activities rather than a test. A good night’s sleep, a solid breakfast, and any glasses or hearing aids they use will help your child do their best.
Will you work with my child’s school or doctor?
Yes. Collaboration is central to our practice. With your permission, we coordinate with teachers, school teams, therapists, and physicians to create a cohesive plan.