The full picture.
So you know exactly what to do.
A comprehensive in-person evaluation by a licensed practitioner who specializes in reading disabilities. Two sessions, complete testing, a formal written report. Answers the same day you test. Every month without a diagnosis is another month your child loses ground.
If you completed a single assessment first, the cost drops to $1,000.
- Comprehensive psychoeducational testing
- Formal diagnosis of dyslexia or related differences
- Written report for schools, IEP teams, and specialists
- Clear action plan with prioritized next steps
- Specialist referrals when warranted
- Same-day results consultation
Or start with a free screener first
If any of these sound like you, a full evaluation is the right next step.
Your free screener flagged elevated risk
The WIAT-4 Dyslexia Index screening indicated moderate or high risk, and our team recommended moving forward.
You are on a waitlist somewhere else
You called for a neuropsych evaluation. They said 6 to 12 months. That is not an option.
Your child is struggling and you are tired of fighting with their school
You have been asking the school for help for a long time. You are done waiting. A formal evaluation gives you something they have to respond to.
Your child has been struggling for years
You have tried tutoring, OT, medication, and every intervention the school offers. Nothing is moving. The confidence is slipping.
Dyslexia runs in your family
You or a sibling struggled with reading. You are not going to wait for the school to figure it out this time.
You want a complete picture, not just a risk level
A screening tells you whether dyslexia is likely. A full evaluation tells you exactly what is happening and what your child needs.
We always start with a screener. Here is why. (Unless you are already on a waitlist.)
Before recommending a full evaluation, we want to understand the full picture. The free screener tells us where to look so the right assessments are included and nothing is missed.
Free dyslexia screener
WIAT-4 Dyslexia Index over Zoom. Gives us a Dyslexia Index score and tells us whether a full evaluation is warranted.
Single assessment
A focused deep-dive on reading and phonological skills. In many cases this gives us everything we need to build a clear support plan. If a full evaluation is recommended, the $500 counts toward the total.
Full psychoeducational evaluation
Comprehensive testing across all areas of concern. Formal diagnosis, written report, action plan. Everything.
Already on a waitlist somewhere else? Skip the screener. Book a full evaluation directly. We built this for families who cannot wait any longer.
Everything your child needs. Nothing you have to chase down later.
The specific assessments depend on your child's age, background, and what the screener reveals. Your practitioner selects the right combination for your child. This may include WIAT-4, CTOPP-2, GORT-5, CELF-5, TILLS, or TOD depending on what they need.
Formal diagnosis
A clinical determination of dyslexia or related learning differences. In writing. With the documentation your school and specialists need to act.
Parent report in plain language
A written report that explains what was found in language you can actually understand. No scores without explanation. No clinical jargon without translation.
School report with IEP and 504 recommendations
A formal written report that includes specific recommendations for school accommodations. Your school can use this when making placement decisions, initiating their own evaluation, or reviewing IEP and 504 eligibility.
Clear action plan
Specific next steps for your child's profile. What to do first, who to call, and what to ask for. Not a generic list.
Specialist referrals
When OT, speech therapy, specialized tutoring, or other support is indicated, we tell you who to call and what to ask for.
Same-day results consultation
Your practitioner reviews the findings with you the same day as the first session. No scheduling a follow-up. No waiting for a report to arrive later.
Two sessions. Complete picture. Answers the same day.
Session one
Your practitioner conducts approximately one hour of standardized testing in person. The assessments are selected ahead of time based on your child's age, background, and what the screener revealed.
After testing, your practitioner spends about 30 minutes reviewing the results with you on the spot. No waiting days for someone to get back to you.
Session two
If the picture isn't complete after session one, a second session is scheduled. Total time typically runs two to four hours across both sessions depending on your child.
We come to you or you come to us. Nothing to prepare. Nothing to study.
No follow-up call required to get your results. The preliminary review happens the same day as the first session. You leave knowing what was found and what we recommend not waiting for a report to arrive in the mail two weeks later.
Will my school accept this report?
Yes. Schools use private evaluation reports. They may run their own testing alongside ours that is standard but they cannot dismiss documented findings from a licensed practitioner.
Our report gives you formal clinical documentation. What was evaluated. What was found. What your child needs. That is not the start of a conversation. That is evidence.
Parents who bring a formal evaluation into an IEP or 504 meeting are in a different position than parents who bring concerns alone. The school cannot tell you to wait and see when a licensed practitioner has already documented what is happening.
Use it to start the school's process, speed up their timeline, or hold them accountable. Your child has waited long enough.
Under federal law, schools are required to consider private evaluation results. Under 34 CFR §300.502, if you share a private evaluation with your school, the IEP team must review and discuss it at a meeting. They are not required to agree with every recommendation — but they are legally required to consider the findings. "Must consider" means they cannot table it, dismiss it, or pretend it does not exist. Our report gives you documentation that triggers that requirement.
Initiates the school's own evaluation process
A formal report from a licensed practitioner is harder for a school to table than a parent's concern. It shows documented clinical need.
Strengthens your position in IEP and 504 meetings
A licensed specialist's clinical determination is harder for a school team to dismiss than a parent's observations alone. You walk in with documentation.
Gives specialists a complete picture
Tutors, OT, speech therapists, and reading specialists can use our report to understand your child's profile without starting from zero.
Ready to get the full picture?
Book directly, or start with the free screener. Our team will tell you exactly what makes sense for your child.
Full evaluation $1,500 · Single assessment $500 · Free screener always free
No child falls through the cracks.