Re: Two Sessions?

[Anonymous]

While the cost of your assessment is (in my experience) unusual (very low), the timeline or testing involved is not. By completing the survey ahead of time, I think you were able to expedite the process; the old school reports would likely have contained enough relevant information to make the diagnosis (teacher’s comments, etc.). Both of my kids’ assessments were two 2-hour sessions, as well as the survey(s) from parents and teachers, and report cards.

If you think he’ssomewhat undecided, it may be that he feels the meds may help in the meantime, but he could want to monitor this for a while to see how you react. After a few weeks, he may want to re-evaluate, and there could be more testing at that time.

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