Expert psychoeducational assessments and educational consulting for children and young adults ages 3–22 — delivered with care, clarity, and a deep commitment to your family's success.
We provide individualized, thorough evaluations to help families and schools better understand each child's unique learning profile.
Comprehensive evaluations of cognitive abilities, academic achievement, and learning processes to identify strengths and areas of need. Assessments are individualized and may include measures of attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning.
In-depth assessments to identify specific learning disabilities including dyslexia, dyscalculia, and dysgraphia. Results include actionable recommendations for school-based supports, accommodations, and interventions.
Thorough evaluations for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder across childhood and young adulthood, integrating parent and teacher reports with standardized cognitive and behavioral measures.
Developmentally appropriate evaluations for children ages 3–6, including developmental screenings, school readiness assessments, and evaluations for early intervention services.
Expert guidance for families navigating the special education system, including IEP support, 504 plan consultation, school placement decisions, and support to ensure your child receives appropriate services.
Direct support for families as they navigate IEP/504 meetings, reviews documents and understand the law. Leveraging her experience with California school districts to empower families to effectively understand and support their child's needs.
Dr. Skye Stifel started her career as a special education teacher in Los Angeles. Since earning her doctorate, Dr. Stifel has worked as a school psychologist in preschool through high school programs throughout Southern California. In addition to her practice, Dr. Stifel has taught in various graduate psychology programs in Southern California.
Dr. Stifel provides assessment and consultation services based upon her unique experience of working with school districts. She hopes to help school-aged children and young adults — as well as their families — achieve academic, emotional, and social success through assessment and educational support.
We know navigating assessments can feel overwhelming. Here are answers to questions families often ask.
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