Comprehensive Evaluations
Insight into unique strengths and needs—with clarity, care, and intention.
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We provide individualized psychological and neurodevelopmental evaluations to support a wide range of concerns. Each assessment is tailored to the individuals age, needs, and context—whether it’s early diagnosis, school accommodations, or a better understanding of their strengths and challenges.
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We invite you to explore the different types of evaluations we offer or click below to learn what to expect during the evaluation process.
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Our Comprehensive Evaluations Include:
What to Expect: Step-by-Step Guide to a Comprehensive Evaluation
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Intake
We begin with an in-depth intake appointment (virtually or in person). During this session, we will:
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Learn about developmental history, current concerns, and strengths
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Gather information about school, home, and any previous services
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Clarify your questions and goals for the evaluation
This is a chance for you to share your (and/or your child’s) story—we listen carefully to understand the big picture.
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Assessments
Next, we tailor a set of assessments based on your questions and goals and the information provided. This may include:
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Standardized Activities (play-based tasks, problem-solving, memory, attention)
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Rating Scales completed by caregivers, teachers, and self
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Autism-specific assessments, if applicable (e.g., Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule-Second edition-ADOS-2, interviews)
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Optional School Observation (when helpful and feasible)
Our goal is to gather meaningful, multi-source data in a way that feels approachable for your family.
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Feedback Session
Once the assessments are complete, we schedule a virtual feedback session with you (usually within 2–3 weeks). During this meeting, we will:
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Walk you through the results in clear, compassionate language
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Discuss any diagnoses, if appropriate
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Provide specific recommendations and next steps tailored to you or your child’s needs
This is also a space to ask questions and make sure you feel supported and informed.
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Written Report
Following the feedback session, you’ll receive a comprehensive written report that includes:
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A summary of background and concerns
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All assessment results and interpretation
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Diagnoses (if applicable)
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Recommendations for home, school, and community supports
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Documentation for IEP/504 plans or accommodations, if needed
This report is designed to be both professional and practical—something you can use to advocate across settings.