Comprehensive Evaluations
Insight into unique strengths and needs—with clarity, care, and intention.
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.
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.