Frequently Asked Questions
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I want to help you move confidently from high school, where you may have had a lot of support through your 504 or IEP team to advocate on your behalf, to college, where you will likely find you are the primary advocate for your own education. Depending on your needs, I can assist you to identify and apply for suitable colleges, obtain documentation for accommodations requests, develop a plan to secure necessary accommodations, and support with executive functioning or advocacy needs through your first year of college or beyond. Services include:
Foundational College Search & Accommodation Roadmap (11th grade): $1500
Comprehensive College Search, Application, Accommodation, and Neurodivergent-specific Financial Resources (11th grade): $6000
Additional Services (e.g., 4-year high school planning for college success, executive functioning support in college, college case management, etc.): Contact for details
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Absolutely. I help families prepare documentation and understand what colleges and testing agencies typically require.
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I am a nationally-certified school psychologist (NCSP), certified through the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). This certification indicates the highest level of rigor of training, and continuing professional development. My degree is an Educational Specialist (Ed.S.)-level degree, which indicates post-master’s level training in school psychology. I am Licensed through the State of Illinois as a School Psychologist and Special Education Administrator (IL PEL 2322618). I carry Professional Liability Insurance.
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Yes. I complete school district-funded IEEs at rates consistent with the Chicagoland market and aligned with district guidelines. I am approved by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) to conduct IEEs.
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For college consulting, 50% deposit is due following intake with the remainder payable following the college search process. Coaching and Case Management services are billable monthly.
Schools are invoiced directly.

