Comprehensive Psychological & Psychoeducational Evaluations
I provide comprehensive, psychological and psychoeducational evaluations for children, teens, and young adults. My assessment practice specializes in identifying complex clinical, developmental, and learning profiles, with particular expertise in:
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Selective Mutism
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Learning Challenges (including Specific Learning Disability- Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia)
Clarity, Validation, and a Path Forward
A thoughtful evaluation is more than a clinical diagnosis—it is a therapeutic process of self-discovery
For Children and Adolescents: Comprehensive Developmental Mapping
For youth, we typically conduct a highly comprehensive evaluation. This allows us to look at the whole child across multiple environments (home, school, and social) to identify learning differences, developmental milestones, and clinical profiles. This thorough approach ensures we capture all the necessary data to secure school accommodations (IEPs/504 plans) and guide early intervention.
For Adults: Individualized & Streamlined Assessments
For adults, the evaluation process is highly collaborative and focused. I believe that while many tests are helpful, bombarding you with a rigid, exhaustive battery of testing is often unnecessary to answer your primary questions.
Collaborative Selection: Together, we will outline the assessment process and select only the specific diagnostic measures necessary to provide clarity and validation.
Integrating Collateral Information: To maintain a streamlined testing process while ensuring clinical depth, I rely on collateral information. With your permission, this may include reviewing past school records, previous evaluations, or gathering insights from a partner, family member, or treating clinician who knows you well. This helps paint a complete picture of your history.
Respectful of Your Time & Energy: This tailored approach honors your lived experience and clinical goals, combining targeted testing with meaningful history to provide answers without overwhelming you.
For children, teens, and young adults, learning how their brain works can be a profoundly validating experience that transforms how they view themselves and their challenges.
IQ Testing
I provide cognitive testing using WIPPSI-IV, WISC-V, and KABC-II-NU.
These evaluations will involve 1-2 hours of one-on-one, in-person testing with your child. During this time, parents will wait outside of the office. The total fee for this assessment is $900, which covers the testing session, as well as scoring, interpreting the results, generating a summary report, and reviewing the findings with you.