• Is bright but struggling in school

• Works much harder than peers to complete schoolwork

• Has inconsistent academic performance or uneven skill development

• Struggles with attention, focus, or executive functioning

A comprehensive evaluation may be helpful if your child:

Comprehensive School Neuropsychological Evaluations

For families looking for a deeper understanding of how their child learns, thinks, and experiences the world.

A comprehensive school neuropsychological evaluation explores the many factors that contribute to a child’s learning and functioning. This evaluation looks beyond academic skills to understand how thinking, attention, memory, executive functioning, language, emotions, and development work together.

This type of evaluation may be helpful when questions involve:

• ADHD or attention difficulties

• Executive functioning challenges

• Autism or social communication differences

• Learning disabilities

• Emotional factors impacting school performance

• Complex learning profiles

• Concerns that have not been fully explained by previous evaluations

Investment: $5,500

Our Evaluation Services

Psychoeducational Evaluations

For families seeking answers about academic skills and learning differences.

A psychoeducational evaluation focuses on understanding a child’s learning profile and academic development. This evaluation examines how a child approaches learning and identifies factors that may interfere with school success.

This type of evaluation may be helpful when questions involve:

• Reading difficulties

• Dyslexia concerns

• Writing challenges

• Math difficulties

• Academic achievement

• Need for educational recommendations

Investment: $3500.00

Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs)

For families seeking an objective evaluation when questions remain about their child’s educational needs.

An Independent Educational Evaluation is completed outside of the school system and provides an impartial review of a child’s learning profile, areas of need, and appropriate educational recommendations.

IEEs are often requested when:

• Parents disagree with a school-based evaluation

• Questions remain about eligibility, services, or educational planning

• Families are working with an educational advocate or attorney as part of the special education process.

  IEE fees are determined based on the scope of the evaluation and are typically funded through the school district when approved.

• Has difficulty with reading, writing, or mathematics

• Experiences emotional, behavioral, or social challenges that impact learning

• Has received support or interventions but is not making expected progress

• Has had previous evaluations, but important questions remain unanswered

• Needs a clearer understanding of their strengths and support needs

Educational Consultation and Planning

For families seeking expert guidance, clarity, and direction without a full evaluation.

Educational consultation services are designed for families who have questions about their child’s learning, development, or educational needs but may not require a comprehensive evaluation. Consultation provides an opportunity to review existing information, discuss concerns, and identify meaningful next steps.

This service may be helpful when families need support with:

• Understanding previous evaluations or diagnoses

• Reviewing school evaluations, IEPs, or educational plans

• Determining whether additional testing may be needed

• Preparing for school meetings or educational decisions

• Understanding available interventions and supports

  Investment: $250 (60 Minutes)