At The Hartmann Center, we are committed to delivering tailored psychoeducational evaluations that address the specific needs of every individual we serve. We recognize that no two individuals are alike, which is why we take a personalized approach to every assessment.
Our evaluations are designed to provide a deep understanding of each person’s cognitive, emotional, and educational profile, ensuring that the findings are meaningful, accurate, and actionable.
Each evaluation process begins with a thorough intake to understand the individual’s unique background and concerns.
Next, a comprehensive assessment is conducted using a combination of evidence-based tools and methods tailored to the purpose of the evaluation
Finally, An in-depth review of the results in a one-on-one meeting with the evaluator, offering the opportunity to discuss findings, ask questions, and gain clarity.
Typically, the comprehensive report is ready 2-4 weeks after the evaluations are completed
The total length of a comprehensive evaluation ranges from 3-6 hours. Often, more than one appointment is scheduled to avoid testing fatigue.
Absolutely! We offer frequent breaks during the sessions. During breaks, children can play in our play area, eat a snack, use personal digital devices, or take a walk outside with their parent.
Generally, parents do not remain in the room during evaluations. Parents are welcome to relax in our waiting room with WiFi access or explore nearby shops and restaurants.
Since the needs of each individual vary, each evaluation is different. Please contact us for a free consultation to discuss pricing options.
We provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance provider for potential reimbursement. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to determine if they will accept a superbill.
For younger children, explain that they will be working on fun activities to discover their strengths and how their brain works. For older children, explain that the evaluation will determine their strengths and weaknesses to help teachers understand how they learn. If unsure, call us for guidance.
Ensure your child gets plenty of sleep the night before and eats a wholesome meal or snack beforehand. Your child can bring a snack and drink, but it’s not required.
Bring any necessary items like glasses or hearing aids. It’s also a good idea to bring a snack and a drink in case your child gets hungry or thirsty.
Empowering Growth, Inspiring Potential: Personalized Support for Every Child’s Unique Journey
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