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When your child struggles in school, it can feel like you’re constantly searching for answers. A psychoeducational evaluation is the first step toward clarity. These evaluations go beyond test scores to uncover how your child thinks, learns, and manages challenges. Most importantly, this evaluation uncovers how to best support them.
Clarity about your child’s unique learning style and support needs, delivered in a way that feels warm, easy to understand, and actionable.
Comprehensive psychoeducational report detailing findings, any relevant diagnoses, and recommendations for home, school, and community settings
Video walkthrough of results so you can revisit the information whenever you need support or reassurance
Quick turnaround of approximately 4 weeks from start to finish, so you’re not left waiting months for answers
A personalized strengths letter written directly to your child, helping them feel valued and confident
Personalized touch, tying in your child’s interests wherever possible to create an experience that feels supportive and encouraging, not clinical or intimidating
ADHD
Dyslexia
Dysgraphia
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Anxiety
Depression
Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
Regardless of label or diagnosis, you’ll leave with clear, actionable steps to guide your next decisions, whether that’s advocating at school, making shifts at home, or connecting with additional support. When you have the right answers, you can help your child more effectively.
High-stakes exams can shape your future, but they shouldn’t measure your potential without the right support.
A testing accommodations evaluation provides the documentation you need to request accommodations and perform at your best. Some common accommodations include extended time, reduced-distraction testing environments, and breaks during testing.
Students preparing for college entrance exams (SAT, ACT)
Graduate and professional school applicants (LSAT, GRE, MCAT, etc.)
Professionals taking licensing or workplace exams
A comprehensive evaluation exploring attention, processing, and learning differences
Clear documentation aligned with testing agency requirements
Practical recommendations to set you up for success on test day
With the right accommodations in place, you can show your true ability, not just how well you manage the testing environment.
Strong executive functioning skills are the foundation for success in school and beyond. When these skills don’t come naturally, children can feel frustrated, overwhelmed, or constantly “behind.”
Executive functioning coaching provides one-on-one support to help build the tools children need to thrive.
Homework takes hours, even when they understand the material
Assignments or belongings are frequently lost or forgotten
Time seems to “disappear” before projects or tests
Big emotions come out when routines change or tasks feel overwhelming
Teachers describe your child as bright but “unfocused” or “disorganized”
Organization: Keeping track of assignments, materials, and responsibilities
Time Management: Planning ahead, meeting deadlines, and balancing priorities
Focus & Attention: Strategies to improve concentration and reduce distractions
Self-Monitoring: Recognizing when to adjust behavior or strategies
Problem-Solving: Approaching challenges with flexibility and resilience
These skills make daily life and schoolwork more manageable, reduce stress for the whole family, and prepare your child to face future challenges with confidence.
Children experience big emotions, social pressures, and academic stress that can feel overwhelming.
Educationally-related counseling provides a safe and supportive space where they can process feelings, build resilience, and learn practical tools to manage challenges with confidence.
Manage Anxiety & Worries: Develop coping strategies to reduce stress
Build Resilience: Learn to recover from setbacks and adapt to change
Strengthen Emotional Awareness: Understand and express feelings in healthy ways
Improve Coping Skills: Gain tools for handling frustration, sadness, or anger
Find Calm & Confidence: Create a foundation of emotional stability for daily life
Counseling is tailored to your child’s unique personality and needs. By blending evidence-based practices with a safe environment, I help children feel truly seen and supported in building the skills they’ll carry for life.
Understanding & Support: Learn strategies that work for your child’s unique strengths and challenges at home and at school
Report Review: Get help making sense of test results, evaluations, and school paperwork so you can clearly understand what they mean for your child
Guidance: Learn ways to advocate for your child and strengthen collaboration with teachers and school teams
Practical Tools: Walk away with clear next steps for supporting your child’s growth, routines, and emotional well-being
When parents feel equipped and empowered, children thrive both in and out of the classroom.
An IEE is a private evaluation done by a professional outside of your child’s school district. If you disagree with the school’s evaluation, you can request an IEE at no cost to you.
You feel the school’s evaluation didn’t capture the full picture
You want a second opinion before IEP or 504 decisions
You need clearer recommendations for services and supports
A thorough, unbiased assessment
A detailed written report with strengths, challenges, and recommendations
Guidance on how your child can be best supported at school
Neurodiversity Affirming Practices for Educators
Best Practices to Support Executive Functioning for Students
Effective and Positive Collaboration with your Team
Setting Boundaries in Education
History, Ethics, and Uses for Artificial Intelligence for School Psychologists
Using Time Efficiently for School Psychologists
When educators feel confident in supporting diverse learners, the entire classroom benefits.
Staff development empowers teachers, reduces frustration, and creates learning
environments where all students can thrive.
The tools your child learns today will shape their confidence, resilience, and success for years to come.
Getting clear answers through an evaluation, learning coping skills in counseling, or strengthening executive functioning through coaching doesn’t just help in the moment; it builds a foundation for a thriving future.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
I primarily work with school-aged children through adolescents, though I also support young adults navigating learning or attention challenges during college transitions.
