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Testing
Being neuro-diverse isn't a limitation, it's a difference to understand, embrace, and support
Autism presents differently in every individual, but there are often shared patterns in how a person communicates, interacts, and experiences the world. Some may find social cues or group settings challenging, rely on routines for comfort, or experience strong sensory sensitivities to sound, light, or texture. Others may show remarkable focus, creativity, or memory in specific areas of interest. While these traits can vary widely in intensity and combination, each reflects a unique way of thinking and connecting, and with the right understanding and support, those differences can become powerful strengths.
Your student is bright, and creative, but social cues, focus, transitions, or sensory needs keep getting in the way. Teachers say "they're capable," but you see the gap between potential and performance.
You've tried supports, accommodations, or behavior plans, yet something still feels "just off." Maybe:
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They zone out in group work, but light up in one-on-one settings.
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Transitions or change create high anxiety or meltdowns.
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They follow every instruction, but struggle when the classroom goes "open" or "flexible."
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They're excellent in certain areas (music, logic) yet struggle with self-regulation, organization, or peer interaction.
You're not imagining it. A label isn't the goal, a clear understanding is.
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Connect
We begin with an in-depth parent interview and background review to understand your child's story.
Observe
We use structured play-based and social observation tailored to your child's age and comfort
Gather Input
We collect insights from caregivers, teacher, and anyone who knows your child best.
Understand
You'll receive a detailed report and one-on-one feedback session that explains findings clearly, without jargon.
What We Assess
Area of Focus
Social Communication
What We Look For
How your child shares ideas, feelings, and interests with others.
Reciprocity & Connection
Eye contact, social initiation, turn-taking, emotional expression.
Repetitive Patterns & Routines
Repetitive movements, restricted interests, strong need for predictability.
Sensory Processing
Sensitivities to sound, light, texture, or movement.
Play & Flexibility
How your child uses imagination, adapts to changes, and handles transitions.
Clarify About Your Child's Learning
Our in-depth evaluations bring clarity to your child's learning, behavior, and development. We identify both strengths and challenges to provide meaningful answers that lead to real, effective solutions.
A Manageable Path Forward
We help families take the the next step with confidence, offer clear, research-based recommendations for services, therapies, and interventions that best support your child's growth.
