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Psycho-educational assessments offer a wide range of benefits for individuals—particularly students—by identifying strengths, challenges, and specific learning needs.

Here are the key benefits :

Identifies Learning Strengths and Weaknesses

Highlights areas where a student excels (e.g., verbal reasoning, memory, visual-spatial skills).

Pinpoints difficulties such as dyslexia, ADHD, or processing disorders that may be impacting academic performance.

Clarifies Cognitive and Emotional Functioning

Assesses intellectual ability (IQ), attention, memory, executive functioning, and emotional well-being.

Can identify co-occurring issues like anxiety or depression that may affect learning.

Facilitates Better Communication Between Home and School

Provides a common language and objective data for teachers, parents, and specialists to collaborate effectively.

Strengthens advocacy efforts for the student's needs.

Supports Tailored Educational Planning

Provides detailed data to inform Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) or 504 Plans.

Helps educators adapt teaching methods and accommodations to suit a student's unique profile.

Promotes Academic and Personal Growth

Builds self-awareness in students about how they learn best.

Can boost confidence and motivation by validating real struggles and offering clear strategies for success.

Informs Decisions About Educational Placement

Helps determine if a student might benefit from special education services, gifted programs, or alternative learning environments.

What’s Included in a Psychological Evaluation?

Included Services:

Clinical/diagnostic interviews with caregivers or the client
Interviews with relevant individuals (e.g., teachers)
Record review and test planning
Appointments for test administration
Time spent on scoring, interpreting, and reporting
Final diagnostic evaluation report
One 60-minute feedback session

Step 1

Phone

Consult

A 10-minute phone call to determine if our services are the right fit.

Step 2

Determine Evaluations

The fees for psychological testing/evaluation are based on the client’s specific needs, the type of assessments required, the length of the testing process, the client’s age, and the referral question.

Step 3

Plan your Initial visit/Intake

Whether online or in-person, this session will focus on gathering information about your child, including their history, the reasons you're seeking our services, and your goals.

By the end, we will assess whether psychological testing/evaluation or treatment is necessary and outline what the next steps will involve.

Specific Learning Disability (SLD)

An independent educational evaluation for SLD offers crucial insights beyond standard school assessments, providing a detailed understanding of a student's specific processing difficulties. This focused evaluation helps pinpoint exact learning needs, guides personalized instruction, and ensures that students receive the right accommodations and interventions suited to their individual learning profiles.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): K-12

An independent educational evaluation for ADHD in K-12 students provides an in-depth analysis of attention, impulsivity, learning and memory, and executive functioning. It helps shape customized strategies and accommodations that promote academic achievement and behavioral support. The thorough findings enable educators and families to address the unique needs of each child, enhancing classroom participation and learning results.

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Adult

An independent educational evaluation for Adult ADHD provides valuable insight into attention, memory, and organizational challenges that affect daily life and work performance. By confirming the diagnosis and identifying personalized strategies, adults can access focused support, secure necessary accommodations, and develop effective coping skills, ultimately improving both personal and professional functioning.

Social-Emotional/Behavioral (SE/B)

An independent educational evaluation for SE/B needs offers a detailed insight into a student’s emotional regulation, social skills, and behavior. This assessment identifies key areas affecting their school performance, allowing for the creation of customized interventions and supports that enhance emotional resilience, encourage positive social interactions, and improve behavior, thereby nurturing a positive learning environment.

Intellectual Disability (ID)

An independent educational evaluation for ID provides a thorough assessment of a student’s cognitive abilities and adaptive functioning. This evaluation helps to pinpoint the student’s strengths and areas requiring support, guiding the development of tailored instructional strategies, accommodations, and life skills interventions aimed at fostering independence and success in both academic and social environments.

Academic Achievement

An independent educational evaluation for academic achievement offers a thorough examination of a student’s abilities in core academic subjects like reading, writing, and math. This focused assessment highlights both strengths and areas for improvement, informing personalized instruction and interventions that promote better learning outcomes and support academic growth based on the student’s unique needs.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

An independent educational evaluation for ASD provides a thorough assessment of a student’s social communication, behavior, and sensory processing needs. This evaluation helps to accurately identify strengths and areas of difficulty, guiding tailored interventions that foster social skills, academic involvement, and emotional regulation, ultimately improving school performance and peer interactions.

Giftedness

Young individuals with exceptional thinking and reasoning abilities have the potential to thrive in school, but their advanced skills are sometimes overlooked, limiting their ability to reach their full potential. Additionally, their heightened cognitive abilities can sometimes result in behavioral or emotional challenges. A thorough evaluation can highlight a child’s unique strengths while offering insight into how these abilities may be affecting their daily functioning.