What to expect, in order.
No one enjoys walking into a psychologist’s office without knowing what happens next. Here is the whole course.
Office Hours & Paperwork
Schedule your evaluation or coaching session; we will send you paperwork to complete in advance of the assessment or individual session.
The parent conversation
We meet without your child. Bring report cards, prior testing and teacher notes if you have them. This can be booked immediately prior to the assessment in person or remotely. This will help us form a plan for the evaluation and tailor testing to your child’s needs.
Testing
Your child works one-to-one with the psychologist. Bring glasses if they wear them, and a snack. We supply the rest.
The write-up
We observe, score, interpret and write. You receive the full report and the Field Guide.
The feedback session
We sit down together. Here is what we found. Here is what it means. Here are steps you can take next.
The school meeting (optional)
We meet with your child’s school and help develop the plan.
Questions parents ask first.
Do you take insurance?
We are an out-of-network provider and private pay only. We will provide a superbill with the appropriate codes to file with your insurance provider.
What does it cost?
Please contact us for a fee schedule. We tailor these to individual needs but offer a flat fee schedule.
What ages do you see?
We see children from toddlerhood through college and young adults. We also work individually with adults in caregiving or parenting roles to support the entire family.
Where are you?
We have locations in both Nashville and Memphis; contact the office for testing addresses.
Will the school accept the report?
The report is written to be used by schools. Each school decides on its own services and accommodations.
What do I tell my child?
“We’re going to do some puzzles to learn how you think. Some are easy and some are supposed to be hard.”