We look closely at past testing, psychological evaluations, and IEPs to interpret complex data into actionable steps.
Why Families Seek Our Consultations
Advocacy and Support
Parents often come to us when they notice day-to-day academic or behavioral struggles but aren’t ready to request formal mediation or invoke due process. This service acts as a middle-of-the-road solution to resolve issues and optimize your student’s current educational plan.
Thoughtful, Thorough Consultations
Process Overview
- Submission of the HAEC Interest Form
- Comprehensive review of previous records
- 1-hour virtual or phone appointment
- Verbal recommendations from our team
- Follow-up summary with linked resources
Focus Areas
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Parent Advocacy Tools
Our Approach
We want this consultation to be a supportive, empowering space for parents. Our licensed school psychologist reviews your child’s existing records to find out what is working and what isn’t. Our goal is to equip you with the insights and tools needed to advocate for your child’s unique learning profile.
Comprehensive Advocacy Insights
Our team reviews data surrounding reading, writing, and math struggles to pinpoint where the current learning plan is falling short.
Get the guidance and confidence you need to collaborate effectively with your child’s school and IEP team.
We discuss day-to-day behavioral and environmental shifts to help align home and school expectations.
Is a Consultation Right for Your Family?
When to Consider an Educational Consultation
If you have a "gut feeling" that your child's current disability plan isn't working, or you feel stuck when communicating with their IEP team, a consultation provides clarity. It gives you an expert, objective perspective without the stress of jumping straight into a legal due process procedure.
Understanding Our Scope
We focus on dyslexia and related learning differences, empowering the education of each child.
Primary Autism Diagnosis
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We don’t assess or provide care for a primary diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, as our specialty is rooted in language and math-based learning disabilities.
Advanced Behavioral Needs
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Our staff doesn’t test for severe behavioral or emotional disorders. We concentrate our assessments purely on the cognitive patterns linked to learning disabilities.
Standalone ADHD Diagnosis
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While many of our students have ADHD, we don’t evaluate it as a singular condition. We assess attention specifically in the context of academics.
Discover Whether Your Child Qualifies
Share a little about your child, and we’ll help you explore the best next steps for your family.
Meet Our School Psychologist
Dr. Tiffany Arrington
Our school psychologist has spent years helping you explore and understand your child’s unique brain and diagnostic profile. Dr. Arrington is honored to meet your superpowered student!
Frequently Asked Questions
The Introductory Consultation is a flat fee of $250. This includes the comprehensive record review, the one-hour virtual or phone session, and the follow-up electronic summary. Any subsequent educational consultation for learning disabilities is billed at a rate of $125 per hour.
Not at all. The HAEC Interest Form is strictly for informational purposes so our staff can see if our service matches your family’s needs. A member of our team will reach out to discuss next steps after you submit it, with no obligation to continue with our educational consultation for learning disabilities.
Our licensed psychologist, Tiffany Arrington, leads every session. Dr. Arrington is trained to evaluate students or children with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and/or dyscalculia. Spotting the hidden strengths behind academic struggles is their specialty.
When you invest in an educational consultation, you gain access to experts on learning disabilities. These experts translate complex scores into real classroom strategies that our teachers use to support your child’s growth.
No, Dr. Arrington’s services do not include participation in judicial or due process hearings. Our educational consultation for learning disabilities is designed to provide powerful parent support and help you prepare for IEP meetings.
