Dyslexia Evaluation
for Children and Teens

If your child is struggling with reading despite effort and support, it can be frustrating and confusing to understand why.
A dyslexia evaluation helps identify how your child processes language so you can better support their learning and confidence..
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Autism Evaluation
for Children
and Teens

If you’re noticing differences in how your child communicates, interacts, or responds to the world around them, it can raise a lot of questions.
An autism evaluation helps you better understand your child’s development so you can move forward with clarity and the right support.
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When Parents
Start Asking Questions

Many parents reach out when reading doesn’t seem to improve the way they expected.

You may be noticing:

  • Difficulty sounding out words or decoding
  • Slow or effortful reading
  • Trouble with spelling or writing words correctly
  • Avoiding reading or becoming frustrated with schoolwork
  • Falling behind in reading despite support

Sometimes these challenges show up early. Other times, they become more noticeable as reading demands increase in school.

An evaluation helps determine whether dyslexia or another learning difference may be contributing.

When Parents
Start Asking Questions

Many parents reach out when they notice patterns that feel different but are hard to fully explain.

You may be noticing:

  • difficulty with back-and-forth conversation or social interaction
  • limited eye contact or challenges reading social cues
  • repetitive behaviors or strong preferences for routines
  • intense interests or focus on specific topics
  • sensitivity to sounds, textures, or changes in environment
Sometimes these signs appear early. Other times, they become more noticeable as social and school expectations increase.
An evaluation helps clarify what you’re seeing and what it means.

What this
Evaluation Looks At

Dyslexia is related to how the brain processes language, especially reading and spelling.

This evaluation looks at:

  • Reading accuracy and fluency
  • Phonological processing (how sounds are recognized and used)
  • Decoding and word recognition
  • Spelling and written language skills
  • Overall learning profile
We use structured assessments and clinical interpretation to understand how your child processes written language.

What this Evaluation Looks At

Autism is related to how a child communicates, interacts socially, and processes sensory and environmental information.

This evaluation looks at:

  • social communication and interaction
  • language and communication patterns
  • behavior, routines, and flexibility
  • sensory processing and responses
  • developmental history
We use structured assessments, observations, and parent input to build a clear and accurate understanding of your child’s profile.

What You Get
From the Evaluation

Dyslexia is related to how the brain processes language, especially reading and spelling.

After the evaluation, you’ll have:

  • A clear understanding of whether dyslexia is present
  • Insight into your child’s learning strengths and challenges
  • Recommendations for reading support and interventions
  • Guidance for school accommodations if needed
  • A clearer direction for next steps
You’ll leave with a better understanding of how your child learns and how to support their progress.
An evaluation helps determine whether dyslexia or another learning difference may be contributing.

What the Process Looks Like

We keep the process structured, clear, and supportive so you always know what to expect.

01

Initial Consultation

We begin by understanding your concerns, your child’s academic history, and what challenges you’re seeing.

02

Assessment

We begin by understanding your concerns, your child’s academic history, and what challenges you’re seeing.

03

Clinical Review

We analyze results to understand how your child processes language and where challenges are occurring.

04

Feedback Session

We explain the results in clear, practical terms and answer your questions.

05

Written Report

You receive
a detailed
report with recommendations and next steps.

Clinicians Who Conduct Gifted Evaluations

Our evaluation team includes experienced clinicians and school psychologists who specialize in cognitive assessment and understanding how children learn.

Kristi Hernandez

PsyS, NCSP

Works with children and adolescents to understand cognitive strengths and learning patterns, with a focus on clear and meaningful insights.

Nicole Padilla,

Ed. S

Focuses on cognitive assessment and helping families understand how their child learns and processes information.

Amanda Odum

Ed.S.

Helps families better understand learning profiles through structured cognitive and academic evaluations.

Lindsay Crump

Psy. S

Provides evaluations focused on cognitive functioning, reasoning, and academic strengths.

Stephney Brown,

Psy.S, NCSP

Supports families through the evaluation process with clear recommendations for enrichment and academic support.

Haley Cote,

Ed.S.

Specializes in evaluation services, helping families better understand cognitive abilities and learning differences.

Dr. Kristen Fabrizi,

Psy.D.

Provides in-depth evaluations focused on understanding complex cognitive profiles and supporting appropriate placement.

What You Get
From the Evaluation

The goal of this process is to provide clarity and direction.

After the evaluation, you’ll have:

  • a clear understanding of whether your child meets criteria for ASD
  • insight into your child’s strengths and areas of need
  • recommendations for school, therapy, and support services
  • documentation for school-based accommodations if needed
  • guidance on next steps and available resources
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your child and what support may be helpful moving forward.

What the Process Looks Like

We keep the process structured, clear, and supportive so you always know what to expect.
01

Initial Consultation

We begin by understanding your concerns, your child’s academic history, and what challenges you’re seeing.

02

Assessment

We begin by understanding your concerns, your child’s academic history, and what challenges you’re seeing.

03

Clinical Review

We analyze results to understand how your child processes language and where challenges are occurring.

04

Feedback Session

We explain the results in clear, practical terms and answer your questions.

05

Written Report

You receive
a detailed
report with recommendations and next steps.

Clinicians Who Conduct Dyslexia Evaluations

Our evaluation team includes experienced clinicians and school psychologists who specialize in learning differences and academic assessment.

Kristi Hernandez,

PsyS, NCSP

Works with children and adolescents to understand learning differences, including writing and academic functioning.

Nicole Padilla,

Ed. S

Focuses on language-based learning challenges, including written expression and organization.

Amanda Odum

Ed.S.

Helps families understand academic and writing-related challenges through structured evaluations.

Lindsay Crump

Psy. S

Provides evaluations focused on how children process language and express ideas in written form.

Stephney Brown,

Psy.S, NCSP

Supports families with clear recommendations to improve writing skills and academic functioning.

Haley Cote,

Ed.S.

Specializes in evaluation services, helping families better understand writing and learning challenges.

Dr. Kristen Fabrizi,

Psy.D.

Provides in-depth evaluations focused on understanding complex learning and writing profiles.

Clinicians Who Conduct Dyslexia Evaluations

Our evaluation team includes experienced clinicians and school psychologists who specialize in learning differences and academic assessment.

Kristi Hernandez,

PsyS, NCSP

Works with children and adolescents to understand learning differences, with a focus on reading and academic functioning.

Nicole Padilla,

Ed. S

Focuses on language-based learning differences, helping families understand reading and processing challenges.

Amanda Odum

Ed.S.

Helps families better understand academic challenges through structured learning and reading evaluations.

Lindsay Crump

Psy. S

Provides evaluations focused on how children learn, process language, and perform in academic settings.

Stephney Brown,

Psy.S, NCSP

Supports families through the evaluation process with clear recommendations for academic and reading support.

Haley Cote,

Ed.S.

Specializes in evaluation services, helping families better understand reading and learning challenges.

Dr. Kristen Fabrizi,

Psy.D.

Provides in-depth evaluations focused on diagnostic clarity and understanding complex learning profiles.

Start with Clarity

You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.
If your child is struggling with reading or you have concerns about their learning, we’ll help you understand the right next step.
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