When school feels harder than it should, psychoeducational testing can provide clarity. These evaluations help us understand how  a child learns, not just how they perform. What Psychoeducational Testing Measures Thinking, problem-solving, and learning styles Academic skills like reading, writing, and math Attention, memory, and executive functioning Emotional and behavioral factors that may affect learning This process is designed to highlight strengths as well as areas of n

If your child needs school support, understanding the difference between an IEP and a 504 plan can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. IEP (Individualized Education Program) An IEP is for students who qualify for special education services under IDEA. It includes specialized instruction, measurable goals, and related services tailored to a child’s learning needs. Section 504 Plan A Section 504 plan provides accommodations that help students access learning (like ext

Starting therapy can bring a mix of relief and uncertainty for families. Knowing what happens in therapy and what to expect can help ease worries and set the stage for a positive experience. Getting Started Therapy usually begins with an intake session that includes parents and caregivers. We take time to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, school experience, family dynamics, and goals. Building trust and comfort is always a priority. What Sessions Look Like For yo

Overarching indicators that therapy might be needed for a child.