We offer comprehensive psychological and educational assessments for individuals of all ages — from preschoolers to working adults — designed to answer the specific questions you're facing and provide a clear path forward.

For Children & Students

• Psychoeducational assessments to identify learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, giftedness, and twice-exceptional profiles

• Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs) for families seeking an objective second opinion as part of the IEP process

• School neuropsychological assessments for more complex cases involving learning, attention, and emotional functioning

• 504 accommodation assessments to secure classroom supports outside the IEP process

• Private school evaluations to help school teams understand and support a student's full profile

• Private school entrance testing

For Adults

• Comprehensive evaluations for ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, and anxiety

• Documentation and accommodations for college and graduate school

• Accommodations for high-stakes standardized entrance exams (GRE, LSAT, MCAT, Bar Exam, and more)

• Support navigating vocational and professional training programs

Additional Services

• Exam accommodation evaluations

• Consultation services for families, schools, and professionals

Not sure which service fits your situation? Reach out — we'll help you find the right starting point.

Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

We combine a thoughtful, human-centered approach with clear communication and reliable results. It’s not just what we do—it’s how we do it that sets us apart.

Not all evaluations — or evaluators — are the same. Here's what sets our approach apart:

A Rare Combination of Expertise
Most evaluators bring assessment skills alone. Radha brings assessment expertise plus firsthand classroom teaching experience, special education leadership, and in-depth knowledge of special education law — a combination that's genuinely rare in the field. That means recommendations that aren't just clinically sound, but realistic and actionable within an actual school or workplace setting.

Depth of Experience
With hundreds of evaluations completed since 2008, and a decade of leadership experience as both a special education principal and SELPA program specialist, Radha has seen nearly every kind of learning profile and every kind of system a family might be navigating — public school, private school, or higher education.

Evaluations Built to Be Used, Not Just Filed Away
Every evaluation is thorough and holistic, but more importantly, it's designed to be genuinely useful — translating data into clear answers and evidence-based, practical recommendations that make a real difference in daily life, not just a report that sits in a drawer.

Objectivity You Can Trust
For families seeking an IEE, Radha's independence and commitment to fairness means you get real, reliable data — not a predetermined conclusion — so you can trust the answer, whatever it turns out to be.

A Lifespan Approach
From preschoolers to working professionals, Radha works with clients across the full lifespan — meaning the same depth of expertise and care extends whether you're seeking answers for your child or for yourself.

You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs. Pricing varies depending on the type and scope of evaluation needed. Comprehensive evaluations typically range from $4500-$5500 depending on scope, and many clients receive full or partial reimbursement through their insurance using a superbill we provide. Please contact us for a personalized quote.

An evaluation is designed to answer a specific question — whether that's understanding why learning feels harder than it should, identifying a specific diagnosis like ADHD, autism, or a learning disability, or determining what accommodations or supports would make the biggest difference. The report you receive translates testing data into clear, practical recommendations — for the classroom, for accommodations, or simply for your own understanding — so you walk away not just with an answer, but with a plan for what to do next.

The process typically begins with an intake conversation (initial consultation) to understand you or your child’s concerns and history, followed by three or more testing sessions of 2.5 hours each (this is discussed and finalized during the initial consultation). Afterward, you'll receive a comprehensive written report, along with a feedback session where we walk through the results together, answer your questions, and discuss next steps.

Assessments are tailored to the referral question, but generally include a combination of cognitive testing, academic achievement testing, and measures of attention, executive functioning, and social-emotional functioning, depending on what's most relevant to your (or your child's) specific concerns.

Most evaluations involve 6-8 hours of testing, typically completed over three or more sessions, followed by a comprehensive written report and feedback meeting.

We conduct evaluations across the full lifespan — from preschool-age children through adults, including college students, graduate students, and working professionals.

We do not accept insurance directly. Comprehensive evaluations require significant time and highly specialized expertise, and working outside of insurance networks allows us to maintain that level of depth and quality, rather than being limited by what insurance companies typically cover or approve. Many clients are able to seek partial reimbursement through their insurance provider using a superbill, which we're happy to provide upon request. We encourage you to check with your insurance provider directly about your out-of-network mental health or psychological testing benefits.