Assessments

  • Neurodivergence & Autism Evaluations: Full diagnostic assessments from preschool through adulthood.

  • ADHD & Executive Functioning Profiles: In-depth evaluations for children, teens, and adults to map out attention, focus, organization, and cognitive control.

  • Learning Disability Assessments: Targeted testing to identify specific processing challenges, including Dyslexia (reading), Dysgraphia (writing), and Dyscalculia (math).

  • Mental Health & Emotional Well-being: Evaluative screenings for underlying emotional challenges, including deep-dive assessments for anxiety and depression.

  • Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs): Objective, third-party comprehensive assessments to provide a second opinion outside of school district evaluations.

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Counseling & Skill Building

  • Academic Counseling: Sessions focused on setting goals, self-monitoring progress, and managing school stress.

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Working on how to change negative thoughts and manage anxiety or test fears.

  • Social Skills Training: Strengthening skills needed to make friends and/or understand social cues.

  • Family Counseling: Helping parents and children communicate better and solve conflicts at home.

Accommodations & Advocacy Guidance

  • Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP): Step-by-step plans to reduce and replace problem behaviors at school.

  • IEP and 504 support: Help families and schools make individualized roadmaps that provide tools and related support in the classroom.

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Individual Counseling & Skill Building Sessions

Sessions focused on developing social-emotional skills such as emotional regulation, coping strategies, problem-solving, self-awareness, communication, and positive decision-making.

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Speech and Language Therapy Sessions

Sessions focused on improving communication skills such as receptive and expressive language, vocabulary, sentence formulation, social communication, and understanding or expressing ideas.

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Occupational Therapy Sessions

Sessions focused on developing skills needed for successful participation in school activities, such as fine-motor coordination, handwriting, visual-motor skills, sensory regulation, and organization.