Frequently Asked Questions

If you have concerns about your child’s attention, learning, development, social skills, emotions, or behavior, an evaluation can help make sense of what is going on and what may be helpful. You do not need to know ahead of time whether testing is necessary. The intake appointment gives us a chance to talk through your concerns together and decide whether an evaluation is the right next step.

Testing usually takes about 3–6+ hours and may be completed over 1–3 sessions. It is highly variable depending on your child’s age, needs, attention, and stamina. Every child is different, so we structure the day in the way that works best for them. We build in breaks as needed and do our best to make the day as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

We usually suggest keeping the explanation simple and positive. You might tell your child that they will be doing puzzles, games, questions, and activities with someone whose job is to learn more about how they think and learn. It is helpful for children to be well rested and to have eaten before testing. Please also bring anything they normally use, such as glasses or hearing aids, and have them take their usual medications unless you have discussed something different with us ahead of time.

You will typically meet with your psychologist for a feedback session about 1–3 weeks after testing. During that appointment, we will walk you through the results, answer your questions, and talk about practical recommendations for home and school. You will also receive a written report. For some of our youngest children, feedback may be provided the same day.

Yes. When appropriate, our reports include recommendations for school accommodations, educational supports, and standardized-testing accommodations.

Yes. School observations and consultation are available when helpful and are billed at our hourly rate.

Yes. We provide psychological evaluations and documentation for families applying for or renewing Georgia’s Katie Beckett (TEFRA) Deeming Waiver.

We are an out-of-network practice and are not in network with any insurance plans. We are happy to provide a superbill with CPT codes that you can submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.

The initial consultation/intake appointment is $375. Therapy and parent consultation sessions are $250 per therapy hour. Evaluations are $2,200 for children under age 3, $2,800 for children ages 3–4, and $3,500 for children age 5 and older.

Yes. We accept HSA and FSA cards. All fees are self-pay and are due at the time of service.