Comprehensive Learning Disorder Evaluations
Louisville & Boulder County, CO
Clarify your child’s learning profile and get actionable recommendations for school and home.
I provide comprehensive psychoeducational assessments for children, adolescents, and adults that are designed to clarify why you or your child is struggling and to provide meaningful, practical recommendations for school and home.
Licensed clinical psychologist • Private pay • School‑ready written reports • Quick turnaround
Why Some Children Struggle Academically — Even When They Try Hard
Many parents notice that their child tries hard but still struggles with reading, writing, math, or other academic tasks. These challenges often reflect underlying learning differences — such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, or language processing weaknesses — rather than effort, intelligence, or motivation.
Understanding these patterns is the first step toward meaningful support. In this video, Dr. Gioielli explains how the right learning context enables success.
If you’re wondering whether your child’s struggles reflect a learning-related challenge, a consultation can help clarify next steps.
What a Comprehensive Learning Disorder Evaluation Helps Clarify
A full psychoeducational evaluation can help you answer questions such as:
Does my child experience a learning disorder such as Dyslexia (reading disorder), Dysgraphia (writing disorder), or Dyscalculia (mathematics disorder)
Why does my child read below grade level, despite trying hard
Why math concepts seem “slippery” or inconsistent
Whether learning challenges are primary or secondary to attention/executive function
How my child learns best — and what supports truly help
These evaluations measure learning processes, not just symptoms, and explain why differences exist for your child.
What My Learning Disorder Evaluations Include
For $2,750, you’ll receive a comprehensive psychoeducational assessment designed to thoughtfully evaluate learning and cognitive functioning and to support a clearer understanding of learning profiles relevant to educational planning.
Your fee includes assessment sessions, scoring, interpretation, a written report, relevant research, and a feedback meeting — with no surprise charges. The goal of this process is to provide clinically grounded information and practical considerations that can help guide next steps at school and at home, based on the assessment findings.
Comprehensive psychoeducational assessments typically involve:
Clinical interview and developmental history
Standardized academic achievement tests (reading, writing, math)
Attention/executive functioning assessment when relevant
Behavioral and attention rating scales
Cognitive and processing measures as indicated
Integration of data across multiple sources
Families receive:
A detailed, written psychological report suitable for use in school planning, including IEP or 504 discussions
Clear diagnostic conclusions when appropriate
Practical, individualized recommendations for school and home linked to testing data
A feedback session to review results and answer questions