This comprehensive evaluation examines key areas related to learning and school functioning, including intellectual ability, academic levels, cognitive processing, attention and executive functioning, academic skills, as well as social-emotional and behavioral functioning to assess strengths and needs for all educationally related needs.

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost $3,800

Virtual and/or In Person

An Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE) is an evaluation of a student’s educational needs, conducted by a qualified professional outside of the school district. Parents may request an IEE if they disagree with the school’s assessment. The evaluation can cover areas like academics, cognition, behavior, or related services, and its results must be considered by the school team when making decisions about the student’s Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Schedule a free consultation to discuss your concerns and learn whether an IEE may be helpful.

Virtual and/or In Person

This evaluation helps determine whether ADHD may be affecting your child by collecting detailed information through interviews, questionnaires, and hands-on activities. The process takes place during a single appointment, where we look at thinking skills and executive functioning.

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost $2,000 ($200 Deposit)

Virtual and/or In Person

This assessment is designed to help understand whether Autism may be affecting your child’s development or daily life. We gather information by interviewing with you, using parent and teacher forms, and doing one-on-one activities with your child. The evaluation usually takes one to two appointments, where we look at your child’s thinking skills, communication, and sensory strengths and needs.

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost $2,000 ($200 Deposit)

Virtual and/or In Person

We offer both a dyslexia screener and a comprehensive dyslexia assessment, depending on your child’s needs. A dyslexia screener is a brief evaluation that looks at key early reading skills such as phonological awareness, word recognition, and decoding to determine whether a child may be at risk. It does not diagnose dyslexia but helps guide next steps for support or further testing. A comprehensive dyslexia assessment is a more in-depth evaluation of reading skills and the cognitive and language processes that impact them. It determines whether a student’s learning profile is consistent with dyslexia and provides clear recommendations for intervention and support.

Ages 5+

Total Cost

Screener $500

Comprehensive Assessment $3,800

Virtual and/or In Person

A standardized academic assessment is a tool used to understand how your child is performing in key areas like reading, writing, and math compared to other students their age or grade level. These assessments help identify strengths, areas where extra support might be needed, and can guide planning or intervention services.

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost $600

Virtual and/or In Person

This assessment provides a clear picture of your child’s overall intellectual functioning, thinking, reasoning, memory, and problem-solving abilities. This assessment will provide your child's overall intelligence quotient (IQ).

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost: $800

Virtual and/or In Person

A social-emotional evaluation looks at how a child understands and manages emotions, interacts with others, handles stress, and behaves in school. Components include looking into emotional regulation, anxiety, depression, behavior, peer relationships, and social skills.

All Ages

Birth - Adulthood

Total Cost: $3,800

Virtual and/or In Person