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I offer a range of resources to support individuals and families navigating psychological assessments, therapy, and education. Explore these tools to guide your journey toward success.
📚 Articles & Insights
Helpful information about psychoeducational evaluations, IEPs, ADHD, autism, and supporting your child's educational needs in the South Bay.
What to Expect During a Psychoeducational Evaluation
A comprehensive guide for South Bay parents on the evaluation process, testing timeline, and what happens after your child completes testing.
Read ArticleADHD in Girls: Why It's Often Missed
Learn why girls with ADHD are diagnosed 5 years later than boys on average and what signs to look for in your daughter.
Read ArticleAutistic Masking and Burnout: The Hidden Cost
Understanding why autism is missed in women and girls, and the exhausting toll of "camouflaging" autistic traits.
Read ArticleLEP vs. Neuropsychologist: Which Evaluation Do You Need?
Understanding the difference between educational psychologists and neuropsychologists—and which is right for your child's school needs.
Read ArticleIEP vs. 504 Plan: Which Does My Child Need?
Understanding the key differences between special education services and accommodations in South Bay school districts.
Read ArticleUnderstanding Your Child's Evaluation Results
A parent-friendly guide to standard scores, percentiles, and what your child's psychoeducational testing results actually mean.
Read ArticleThe Danger of Instagram ADHD Assessments
Why $150 online ADHD tests and TikTok self-diagnosis can be harmful—and why professional evaluation matters.
Read ArticleSupport and Advocacy
Navigating Special Education Services
A comprehensive guide to understanding the special education system, covering everything from eligibility criteria and available services to navigating the complexities of the process. It also provides strategies for advocating for your child’s needs, ensuring they receive the appropriate educational support and accommodations.
Tips and strategies to help families actively participate and advocate for their child’s needs during IEP meetings.
Information about legal rights and protections for individuals with disabilities in schools and workplaces.