As a school psychologist, I understand how overwhelming it can feel when your child or teen struggles with communication, social skills, or behavior. Some parents notice early signs before age three, such as difficulty expressing needs, withdrawal, or repetitive behaviors. Other times, concerns are subtle, and learning that your child qualifies for special education can feel confusing and stressful. You may find yourself wondering what it means and how to best support your child.

At Katy Mosaic Integrative, families are supported before, during, and after the evaluation process, whether concerns come from you or the school. Consultation helps clarify next steps and provides guidance tailored to your child’s needs. After an evaluation, results are explained in clear, practical language, helping you understand their impact on learning, social development, and emotional growth. Support focuses on building skills in regulation, communication, and confidence so your child can thrive across settings.