Frequently asked questions

Where should I begin?

Start with a conversation. We’ll discuss your concerns, the right service, and fees before you decide.

Can you evaluate concerns about dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia?

Yes. I assess reading, spelling, written expression, and math to understand your child’s learning profile. I look for patterns associated with these learning difficulties, explain the findings, and recommend educational support.

Will testing always identify a learning disability?

No particular finding or diagnosis is guaranteed. Conclusions follow the assessment results, records, and learning history. We’ll discuss what the evidence shows and what may help, whether or not a disability is identified.

How do you work with schools?

I support respectful, informed conversations between families and educators, with your child’s needs at the center. That includes asking clear questions and raising concerns when something needs a closer look.

Are homeschool families welcome?

Absolutely. I welcome families in public, private, and homeschool settings. Your educational goals and your child’s experience shape our conversation.

Can you help me understand an existing report or IEP?

Yes. We’ll make sense of the findings, clarify unfamiliar terms, and prepare questions about goals and supports.

Are you an attorney or legal counsel?

No. I’m an educator and LDT-C. I provide educational evaluation and consultation, not legal advice or legal representation. For legal guidance, please consult an attorney.

What ages have you worked with?

Preschool-aged children, students through age 21, and college students. We’ll discuss the fit for your needs.

What if we live outside New Jersey?

Get in touch. We’ll confirm service availability and any applicable requirements before scheduling.