Understanding that opens doors.
A comprehensive evaluation can be a turning point — a way to understand strengths, identify needs, and find the right support. Ours are thorough and individualized, free from the limitations of school or insurance guidelines, allowing for deeper understanding and more personalized recommendations.
What we assess
For late diagnoses & those who’ve spent years masking
Dr. Chaparro also has specialized experience working with adolescents and adults who may have gone undiagnosed due to masking, camouflaging, or developing compensatory strategies that concealed underlying neurodevelopmental differences. She understands that many individuals, particularly those who are highly capable, may have spent much of their lives working exceptionally hard to meet expectations while struggling internally with exhaustion, self-doubt, anxiety, or feelings of being “different.”
She recognizes that the long-term effects of masking can contribute to significant stress, burnout, anxiety, and depression, and that these concerns often overlap with symptoms of Autism and ADHD. Through thoughtful assessment and support, Dr. Chaparro helps individuals better understand themselves, make sense of their experiences, and access the resources and accommodations they need to thrive authentically and sustainably.
The evaluations we offer
Psychological Evaluations
Comprehensive assessment to clarify diagnoses and inform the right support.
Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs)
For families seeking a second opinion or an independent review of a school-based evaluation.
Gifted Evaluations
Identifying advanced abilities and the support that helps gifted learners thrive.
School / District Overflow Assessments
Partnering with schools and districts to meet assessment needs with care and timeliness.
Flat-rate fees — no surprises
Ages 0–5
Ages 6–17
Ages 18+
All evaluations include academic testing.
Everything in one flat fee
Multiple sessions are included under the flat-rate fee, and additional sessions can be scheduled as needed.
- A thorough clinical intake to better understand presenting concerns, gather important background information, and guide the evaluation process
- Multiple individualized assessment sessions, in-person or virtual
- Collaboration with teachers, providers, family members, and other relevant individuals for collateral information, with client consent
- A comprehensive written report integrating all data sources
- Diagnostic clarification when clinically appropriate
- Clear, actionable recommendations for home, school, and clinical support
- A feedback session to review results and discuss next steps
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