Insight Psychology

09/18/2024

I recently wrote this article about mindful parenting and starting the school year with some helpful tips! I hope you find it useful!

https://www.insightpsychologygroup.com/blog/5-tips-to-start-the-school-year-mindfully?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaeyRLTu1Cpf9Hrygl2sX5eHhmJ9q8pGxKgbRtMUr1RBU6DEtYN7Vpjs7w_aem_sSv3bVZLqYZ1khgCOXLVpA

07/16/2024

Did you struggle with the LSAT this spring? Do you feel your test score doesn’t reflect your potential? 😞
Standardized tests can be hard, especially if you experience anxiety, ADHD or other conditions that can make it difficult to score to the best of your ability. That’s why the LSAT offers testing accommodations like extended time or a paper/pencil test rather than computerized testing.
To secure these accommodations, you need a psychologist's evaluation. We can do the testing virtually, and I’ll provide a 20-page report that you can use to obtain testing accommodations if appropriate.

And, don’t worry! Law schools don’t know if you took the LSAT with accommodations. Testing accommodations just ensure you’re able to show your true capabilities.

☎️ Book a consultation call with me to learn more and be ready to take your next LSAT this fall with the support you need.

06/21/2024

Wondering whether your child could benefit from psychological testing? 🤔

Here are five signs your child might need psychological testing:

1. Your child is struggling academically.
2. Your child acts impulsively, is constantly moving or fidgeting, and often “in trouble.”
3. Your child is very shy or quiet, often wanting to avoid playdates or school.
4. Your child seems angry or irritable most of the time.
5. Your child appears really sad, often lashing out at others.

As an experienced school psychologist, I can confidently say that psychological testing can feel like a gift to many parents. A psychological evaluation can help you understand your child’s unique strengths and weaknesses and provide strategies for supporting your child at home and school.

The summer is a great time to seek out a psychological evaluation for your child. Check the link below to read more on our blog post & to book a free consultation call with me.

Wondering whether your child could benefit from psychological testing? Here are five signs your child might need psychological testing, as well as how to identify which type of psychological testing might be best for your child.