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In-person neurodevelopmental evaluations and home programs for children and adults in the greater Columbus, Ohio area
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Neurodevelopmental Evaluations

Step 1

Neurodevelopmental Evaluations

An in-person comprehensive look at how your child's brain is functioning across major developmental systems — not just the area someone flagged as a concern. Megan spends time with your family before, during, and after the assessment, so nothing about the process feels rushed or transactional.

What to expect

  • Comprehensive intake form completed before your session, so Megan already knows your story when you arrive
  • A 1–3 hour in-person assessment covering gross motor, fine motor, language, auditory, visual, and tactile systems (location TBD based on availability and your child's needs). 
  • A follow-up written home program built specifically around what your child's evaluation revealed
  • A follow-up teaching session where Megan walks you through every activity, so you leave knowing exactly what to do (see Step 2 below)
After the Evaluation

Continued Support

Step 2

Parent Teaching Session

After the evaluation, Megan schedules a second meeting to teach parents how to implement the written plan at home — practical, clear, and designed for real family life.

What to expect

  • Hands-on demonstration of every activity
  • Clear written instructions to take home
  • Time for your questions before you leave

In-Home Developmental Support

For families who want more hands-on help carrying out the program, Megan works directly with your child in your own home. This option has very limited availability.

What to expect

  • In-home sessions scheduled several times a week
  • Megan working directly alongside your child, not just observing
  • Activities adjusted in real time as she sees what's working
  • Availability discussed individually — reach out to ask about current openings
Limited Availability
Pricing

Evaluation + Parent Teaching Session Cost

Initial Evaluation

4 Month Return Evaluation

First Family Member

$600*

First Family Member

$500*

Additional Family Member

$550

Additional Family Member

$450

*Every evaluation includes the assessment, a written home program, and a parent teaching session.
In-home developmental support is priced individually based on family needs — contact Megan for details.
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How It Works

A clear, repeatable process

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Evaluation
A 1–3 hour in-person assessment covering motor, language, auditory, visual, and tactile systems.
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Program Written
A personalized home program is written, targeting the specific developmental gaps identified.
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Teaching Session
Megan meets with the parents a second time to teach the personalized home program so they can implement it confidently.
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Re-evaluate in 4 Months
Return to measure progress, update the program, and plan the next steps forward.

Plan on a full year.

Real brain change requires the right intensity, frequency, and duration of input — sustained over time, not delivered all at once. That's why we recommend committing to at least a full year before deciding whether the program is working.

Every evaluation starts the same way —not with a diagnosis, but with a question. What can this brain do next?

Frequently Asked Questions

Who do you help? (and other FAQs)

Demographic Qs

Right now I evaluate children ages six and up, through adulthood. I occasionally make exceptions for five-year-olds, particularly if they are close to turning six or have a sibling already on a program. As I complete additional certifications, I will be able to evaluate from birth through adulthood. If you have a younger child and want to talk through options, I am happy to offer a free thirty-minute consultation and connect you with a neurodevelopmentalist who can help right now.

Neurodevelopment works on brains in general, so it is a good fit for all kinds of undiagnosed struggles. If you've never been diagnosed but suspect you have dyslexia, ADHD, autism, etc., let's talk! This process finds the specific gaps that are causing problems and works to fill them in, regardless of a label.

I am based in the Columbus, Ohio area and serve families in the surrounding region. For in-home developmental support, I only work with families in that region. For evaluations, I consider travel on a case-by-case basis. If you are outside the Columbus area and want to explore options, a free thirty-minute consultation is a good place to start.

Neurodevelopment works well for all kinds of families, and it tends to be a particularly natural fit for homeschoolers. The program is most effective when it is woven into daily life, and families with flexible schedules and lots of time together at home are often well-positioned to make that happen.

Diagnosis Qs

A diagnosis is not required. Neurodevelopment looks at how the brain is functioning regardless of what label has or has not been attached to it. If something feels off and you are looking for answers, that is reason enough to reach out.

Yes. Neurodevelopment works on brain function, and brain function is brain function regardless of the diagnosis. The goal is to understand how the brain is organized and help it move toward healthier patterns. The specific diagnosis matters less than the specific gaps we find.

Yes. The same principles apply. The brain can change at any age, and neurodevelopment gives it the right kind of input to support that process.

Yes. While neurodevelopment does not stop the progression of a degenerative condition, the work focuses on preserving and rebuilding function for as long as possible. The goal is to stay ahead of the decline and maintain quality of life.

I am not yet certified to evaluate children with Down syndrome or other genetic conditions, but I am working toward that certification. If you are in that situation, I am happy to offer a free thirty-minute consultation and refer you to a neurodevelopmentalist who is fully certified in that area. I do offer in-home support for children with Down syndrome or genetic conditions who already have a program in place.

Neurodevelopment is not a medical or psychological therapy, and I am not licensed by a medical, social work, or psychological board. It is a developmental approach that works alongside whatever other care your family is receiving.

Evaluation Qs

An evaluation typically runs somewhere between one and three hours. The goal is to spend enough time together to get a full picture of what is going on, walk you through what I observe, and answer your questions along the way.

After your evaluation, I send my write-up to a senior neurodevelopmentalist, and a personalized home program is developed based on what the evaluation found. When the program comes back, I send it to you and schedule a teaching session so you can learn how to implement everything at home. Most activities require little to no equipment and are straightforward to do in a normal family setting.

The goal is to meet once every four months for a follow-up evaluation, which always includes an updated plan and a program teaching session. In between, I am available to families by email or phone during general business hours, particularly during the first evaluation cycle. That support is included as part of the overall cost of the evaluation.

Neurodevelopment looks at the whole child and asks a slightly different set of questions than most traditional therapies. It is not a replacement for other approaches, and it works well alongside them. If you are wondering whether it might add something useful to what you are already doing, a free thirty-minute consultation is a good place to start that conversation.

Evaluations are priced as follows: the first family member's initial evaluation is $600, and $550 for each additional family member evaluated. Return evaluations are $500 for the first family member and $450 for each additional. Every evaluation includes the assessment, the home program, and the teaching session. In-home developmental support is priced individually based on your family's situation — reach out to talk through what that might look like.

Before your evaluation, you will receive a comprehensive intake form to complete ahead of time. This gives me a full picture of your child's history, development, and what your family has already tried, so we can spend our time together going deep rather than starting from scratch. Plan to set aside some time to fill it out thoughtfully; the more you share, the more useful the evaluation will be.

Siblings can be scheduled back-to-back as scheduling allows. The second family member is priced at a reduced rate, but each person needs their own block to receive the attention they need. If you are considering bringing more than one child, just mention it when you reach out so we can plan the time accordingly.

Something is always possible.

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