The right diagnosis makes a big difference.

• Short phone call with parent/guardian
• Intake packet – Including releases and consent forms
• Once the intake packet is returned, you will be added to the scheduling list, and we will gather the necessary records.

• One session with a nurse practitioner (2.5 hours)
• The nurse practitioner will gather medical history including early health history and prenatal alcohol exposure history
• The nurse practitioner will assess the child’s facial features and conduct a brief physical exam
• Portions of the evaluation may be completed using telehealth.

• Three sessions with a clinical psychologist
  • Parent/guardian interview (1 hour)
    • The psychologist will discuss the child’s areas of strength, their challenges, and needs with the caregiver.
    • This may be completed using telehealth.
  • In-person evaluation (3 hours)
    • The psychologist will assess the child’s learning, problem-solving, language, memory, and motor skills, as well as their emotions and behaviors, through a variety of activities.
  • Feedback session (45 minutes)
    • The psychologist will discuss the evaluation results, including diagnoses, treatment plans and recommendations for home, school, and community services, with caregivers.
    • This may be completed using telehealth.

A summary of the findings is prepared along with any specific recommendations for follow-up support, resources and treatment.