When most people think about dyslexia, they think about reading difficulties, spelling challenges, and children who work twice as hard to accomplish assignments that seem to come easily to their peers.
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Does your child refuse to wear certain clothes because the fabric feels uncomfortable? Does your tween become overwhelmed in crowded places or your teenager seem completely exhausted after a full day at school? Maybe your child seeks constant movement, chews on their sleeves, or becomes unusually upset by sounds that other people barely notice.
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When strong verbal skills hide very real struggles with visual spatial processing, executive functioning, academics, and social understandingmore, or try to be more disciplined. At first, it may even feel healthy or productive.
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Most people have heard of dyslexia.
Far fewer have heard of dyscalculia.
As a result, children with dyscalculia are often misunderstood.
They're labeled as careless.
Lazy.
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If your child is struggling to read, you've probably spent hours searching online for answers.
Maybe you've come across recommendations for colored glasses, vision therapy, special fonts, brain training programs, or expensive supplements that promise to "fix" dyslexia.
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At Heights Family Counseling, we believe therapy should never be one size fits all. Every person walks through our doors with a unique story, which is why we've intentionally built a team of clinicians with diverse specialties and expertise to meet people wherever they are in life.
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Applying to private school can feel exciting, and a little overwhelming.
One part of the process that often brings up questions for parents is entrance testing, particularly cognitive assessments like the WISC or WPPSI.
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When a child or teen is struggling—with attention, school performance, behavior, or social/emotional functioning—parents often face a key question: What kind of evaluation do we need? At Heights Family Counseling, we offer three main types of evaluations. Knowing how they differ will help you pick the one that fits your family’s needs and budget.
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For many parents, recognizing when to pursue a formal evaluation for their child can feel overwhelming. You may worry about labels, costs, and what the process involves. But evaluations aren’t about labeling — they’re about clarity, support, and helping your child reach their potential. Below are signs to watch for, an overview of the types of evaluations, and the reasons that a comprehensive evaluation approach works best.
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When you or your child are struggling in school, at work, or in daily life, it can feel overwhelming not knowing why. Evaluations provide more than just a label or diagnosis—they offer insight into how a person thinks, learns, and processes information. They highlight strengths, identify areas of need, and create a clear roadmap for treatment, school planning, and personal growth.
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Is there anything more heartbreaking than watching your child struggle in school and not knowing how to help? You’ve tried tutoring, extra support, behavior charts, and countless strategies—but nothing seems to unlock their potential. At Heights Family Counseling, we understand how overwhelming this can feel, and we’re here to help you find clarity and a path forward.
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At Heights Family Counseling, we believe clarity is powerful. If you or your child are struggling with learning, attention, communication, or emotional regulation, a comprehensive psychological evaluation can be the first step toward meaningful support and lasting change.
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