Center for Psychological and Educational Assessment

02/16/2026

02/08/2026

Now Registering!

Empowering Parents and Caregivers
Join our 6-week group designed to empower parents and caregivers. We aim to provide the tools you need to feel more confident in everyday parenting. This group is led by child psychologist Dr. Emiliya Adelson. She will share brain-based strategies rooted in psychology and neuroscience research.

Understanding Child Development
In this group, you will learn about your child’s brain development. You will also gain insights into how your own brain works. Understanding these concepts is crucial for effective parenting.

Building Strong Connections
Sessions will focus on increasing connection and strengthening your relationship with your child. You will develop skills to parent proactively. Creating a household environment that sets children up for success is essential.

Navigating Emotions
Participants will learn how to help children navigate big emotions. Emotional regulation is a key focus. You will also recognize and manage your own parenting triggers. Understanding child behaviors and effective discipline will be covered as well.

Who Should Join?
This group is appropriate for parents of children with or without mental health diagnoses. The group is most appropriate for parents of children ages 3 -14; however, the parenting tools will apply for children of all ages. We welcome all who want to enhance their parenting skills.

02/07/2026

When a child is struggling with learning, behavior, or emotions, neuropsychological testing can reveal what’s happening beneath the surface. Our latest blog breaks down what a neuropsychologist does, how testing works, and how results guide support and interventions for children. Read more: https://wix.to/Yyrm1tQ

Child clinical psychologists in Atlanta specializing in customized psychoeducational and neuropsychological assessments for learning disorders such as Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and ADHD as well as emotional issues. Center for Psycholog...

02/07/2026

Your child isn't lazy - they might have dyslexia. And that's not a life sentence. Experts at Harvard's Graduate School of Education reveal how early identification and the right instruction can completely change a student's trajectory. Learn what actually works (and debunk the myths holding kids back) in this eye-opening dive into supporting students with dyslexia.

In the second episode of the Literary Insights series, scholars explore the question: What does the research actually tell us about how to identify and support students with dyslexia in practice?

02/03/2026

Evaluation, Advocacy, and Litigation: A Case Study in Handling Difficult Advocacy Cases
Presenter(s): Friduss, &

Brief Session Description:
This case study highlights how evaluation, advocacy, and litigation intersect in special education. Presenters’ psychologist, an advocate, and an attorney explore a real case involving a student diagnosed with ADHD and autism, demonstrating how evaluations shaped advocacy strategies, IEP development, and due process litigation, ultimately resulting in a successful resolution.

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02/02/2026

Important information for families who have Katie Beckett Medicaid from Together We Care!