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
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Recommendations your team can put to work.
We partner with teachers, school psychologists, and gifted coordinators to turn evaluation findings into practical classroom strategies and supports.
How we support school teams
- Reports that translate findings into classroom strategies
- Accommodation recommendations for IEP and 504 plans
- Consultation with school teams and specialists
- Collaboration with speech, OT, and PT providers
Gifted & twice-exceptional
Supporting 2e students in the classroom
Twice-exceptional students often need acceleration in their areas of strength and scaffolding where they struggle, at the same time. Our reports translate findings into specific strategies teachers can use.
Independent Educational Evaluations
An independent perspective for the IEP team.
An Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE) is conducted by a qualified evaluator who is not employed by the school district. Under IDEA, families may request an IEE at public expense when they disagree with the district’s evaluation, and districts may also arrange one directly.
We accept IEE referrals from families and school districts, bringing a neuropsychological lens to eligibility, programming, and accommodation decisions.
What an IEE includes
- A comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation of cognition, learning, attention, and social-emotional functioning
- Review of school records and prior evaluations
- Input from parents, teachers, and school providers
- A written report with recommendations the IEP team can put into practice
- Attendance at the IEP meeting to review findings and recommendations with the team
Partner with us on a student’s plan
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