A Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP) is licensed by the state to provide educational assessments, consultation, and intervention planning in private practice. While school psychologists typically work within districts, LEPs can work independently with families and provide more flexible, family centered services.
No, services are typically private pay. However, I can provide a detailed receipt for families to submit to their insurance if they offer out of network reimbursement.
Yes. With parent consent, I can collaborate with school teams and, when appropriate, attend IEP meetings to support interpretation of results and recommendations.
The timeline varies depending on the type of evaluation, but most comprehensive assessments are completed over several weeks, including testing, scoring, report writing, and feedback.
In addition to evaluations, I offer consultation services to help families understand results, navigate school systems, and support implementation of recommendations.
Comprehensive evaluations depend on your child’s unique needs. The cost varies based on the areas being assessed, which may include learning differences (such as dyslexia or dyscalculia), attention and executive functioning, autism, and/or behavioral concerns. Each evaluation is individualized to ensure a thorough and meaningful understanding of your child.
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