Dyslexia Testing Near Me
After having a practice in Santa Clarita for over 20 years, people still tell me, “I wish I had known about you sooner,” or “I couldn’t find dyslexia testing near…
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Why Parents Choose Private Practice Evaluations
Why Parents Choose Private Practice Evaluations When a child is struggling academically, parents often wonder whether school-based evaluationsor testing done with a licensed educational psychologist in a private practice is…
Bad Report Card? Do These 6 Things
Receiving a bad report card or hearing concerning feedback at a parent-teacher conference can be frustrating and overwhelming. It’s important to determine the root cause of a bad progress report,…
What is a Licensed Educational Psychologist?
If you have been seeking learning support for your child, you may have seen this title before. But what does it mean? What does an educational psychologist do? As someone…
Five Signs of Dyslexia in Kids
Dyslexia and other learning disabilities can be challenging to identify because they can manifest differently in everyone. A person can also be twice exceptional, meaning they have a learning disability…
Dyslexia Test for Kids and Adults
Testing for Dyslexia in Santa Clarita, CA You don’t need to go far for dyslexia testing for adults and kids if you live in or around Santa Clarita, CA. If…
Assistance with Learning Struggles While Sheltering at Home
Many school districts have announced that schools will remain closed through the rest of the school year. For families who were hoping to have their child tested for an Individual…
Educational Testing in Santa Clarita is not Canceled
The better we control our environments and wash our hands, the better we prevent novel coronavirus (COVID-19) from spreading. However, ‘canceled’ likely comes with frustration for families who need educational…
Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia – Understanding You or Your Child’s Specific Struggles
Because these terms – dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia – are familiar to the public, they are sometimes overused. Parents usually want to know if their child’s struggles with reading means…