Ohio Psychoeducational Solutions

11/29/2024

How Much Does a Psychological Evaluation Cost?
The cost of an evaluation depends on the specific needs of each individual, as services are tailored accordingly. Partial evaluations generally range from $250 to $1,000, while comprehensive evaluations are typically between $2,000 and $3,000.

How Long Does a Psychological Assessment Take?
A complete assessment process usually takes six to eight weeks from start to finish. Testing itself is conducted over one full day or two half-day sessions, depending on the individual’s pace and punctuality. If you require expedited results, this may be accommodated based on scheduling availability, though rush charges may apply.

What Are the Payment Options?
For comprehensive assessments, a deposit is required at the first testing session, with the remaining balance—including fees for written reports—due at the feedback session. If payment policies pose a challenge, alternate arrangements can be discussed.

Have More Questions?
Feel free to call for a complimentary 10-minute phone consultation to determine if scheduling an in-person appointment is right for you—no cost, no obligation. Let’s start the conversation today!

11/29/2024

What services are offered?
Psychological Testing and Assessment for Educational Purposes
Independent Educational Evaluations: Evaluations requested by parents when disagreeing with a school district’s findings
Ability/IQ Testing: For assessing giftedness
Documentation for Standardized Testing Accommodations: Support for ACT, SAT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT, and other exams
Second Opinions: Review of psychological or educational evaluations conducted by others
Advocacy at School Meetings: Attendance to support individuals I have evaluated
Individual Psychotherapy
Medication Adherence and Effectiveness: Monitoring for conditions like ADHD and anxiety
Academic and Psychological Progress Monitoring

11/29/2024

Understanding the Overlap Between Dyslexia and ADHD

An article from ADDitude Magazine explores the connection and co-occurring challenges between Dyslexia and ADHD

You can read the full article here: https://www.chasingyourpotential.com/ #:~:text=The%20Dyslexia%2DADHD%20Overlap%3A%20Why%20Evaluators%20Confuse%20the%20Conditions

ADHD and dyslexia share many features and frequently co-occur — an overlap that makes identifying and distinguishing the conditions a challenge – especially if both are indeed present. Here, learn why evaluators confuse ADHD and dyslexia, and how to get a clearer picture.

11/28/2024

From the initial consultation, I will take the time to understand your unique concerns and goals. This is what a typical treatment plan may involve: comprehensive psychoeducational assessments, and counseling interventions that address academic, social, and emotional challenges.

11/28/2024

We’re transitioning from an art-focused page to one that reflects my professional practice: Psychoeducational Solutions. While art has always been a source of inspiration, this new direction aligns with my passion for supporting children and adults through psychoeducational evaluations and counseling services.

Here, we’ll focus on addressing academic, social, and emotional challenges through assessments and interventions—while still incorporating expressive art techniques as a powerful tool for growth and healing.

Thank you for being part of this journey! I’m excited to share valuable resources, insights, and updates with you. Stay tuned! 💡🎨✨