Psychological Assessment, Advocacy, and Treatment Center for Children and Families, PLLC

 Comprehensive Psychological Assessment

 A diagnostic assessment is more than just a label—it is a roadmap to understanding how your brain (or your child’s brain) works. Whether you are seeking answers for a struggling student or looking for clarity in your own adult life, I provide thorough, evidence-based evaluations in a supportive environment.

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 Children & Young Adults (Ages 2–25)

For parents and students, an assessment is the first step toward getting the right support at school and home. I specialize in identifying:

  • Learning Profiles: Identifying Dyslexia (reading), Dysgraphia (writing), and Dyscalculia (math).

  • Neurodevelopmental Pathways: Evaluations for Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD.

  • Emotional Well-being: Understanding the impact of Anxiety and Depression on a child's development.

My goal is to provide you with a clear, actionable report that can be used to secure school accommodations and tailored therapeutic support.

 Adult Evaluations (Ages 25+)

It is never too late to understand yourself better. Many adults seek assessments after years of feeling "different" or struggling with tasks that seem easy for others. I provide focused evaluations for:

Late-Diagnosed Autism & ADHD: Understanding your neurotype to improve your quality of life and career.

Learning Differences: Identifying why certain academic or professional tasks remain a challenge.

Diagnostic Screening: A holistic look at your mental health to differentiate between various clinical concerns.

 What to Expect

1. Initial Consultation: We discuss your history and the specific questions you want answered.

2. The Testing Session: A series of standardized tasks, puzzles, and interviews tailored to the individual.

3. The Feedback Meeting: We sit down to review the results in plain English—no heavy jargon—so you walk away with a clear plan of action.