Parenting comes with big questions—and sometimes you just need someone knowledgeable to talk to. Our consultation services provide an opportunity to meet with a psychologist who understands child development, school systems, and the challenges families face. Together, we’ll discuss your concerns and create a plan that fits your child’s needs. Consultations can be one-time or ongoing, depending on what works best for you.

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Parents often seek consultation to:

• Decide on school placements or program options

• Manage behavior at home or in the classroom

• Navigate the special education process (IEPs or 504 plans)

• Support time management or organization

• Address academic struggles or learning concerns

• Figure out what their next step should be in supporting their child

 

Initial Consultation
If you’re not sure where to start, that’s perfectly okay. Along with our free 15-minute phone consultation, we offer a more in-depth 60–75 minute session to get a clearer picture of your child and your concerns. From there, we may recommend counseling, a comprehensive evaluation, ongoing consultation, resources in or outside our practice, or simply continued monitoring.

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Ongoing Consultation
Some families benefit from continued support over time. In ongoing sessions, we collaborate to problem-solve, build strategies for home and school, and support your child’s growth. Many of our psychologists have worked in schools and are experienced in IEPs, 504 plans, and teacher collaboration. We can also communicate directly with your child’s school or attend meetings alongside you to help advocate for the support your child deserves.

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Classroom Observations

At times, it can be helpful for us to see your child in their natural school setting. A classroom observation allows us to better understand how your child learns, participates, and interacts with peers and teachers. This real-world perspective gives valuable insight into their strengths and challenges, helping us make more tailored recommendations for next steps.