Services
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A comprehensive psychoeducational assessment includes a thorough record review, observations, interviews, cognitive or IQ testing, psychological processing testing, academic achievement testing, and social-emotional/behavioral and or adaptive behavior rating scales, if there are concerns in this area. These assessments are used to diagnose learning disabilities (including dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia), attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or other emotional disabilities such as depression or anxiety. Assessments are also used to identify the student's strengths and weaknesses and provide recommendations for how to best support the student.
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Cognitive or IQ Testing may be used to provide identification and documentation for Gifted and Talented Education eligibility or MENSA membership.
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IEE's are comprehensive psychoeducational assessments paid for by the public school district when a parent or guardian disagrees with the district's assessment or wants a second, unbiased, opinion. You must get approval from your district first and we can help you navigate this process if needed.
More information about how to obtain an IEE can be found here.
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Navigating your child's education can be confusing and overwhelming at times, especially for those with special needs. You may be overwhelmed by all the jargon and acronyms and stacks of paperwork. We can help interpret and explain school-based psychoeducational assessment reports and IEP paperwork, help you understand your options and rights as a parent, and also attend meetings with you as a collaborative advocate, including SST meetings, 504 meetings, and IEP meetings.