Testing Accommodations for SAT & ACT

Some students know the material — but the test format or timing gets in the way. If your teen is struggling to finish sections on time, gets overwhelmed by high-stakes testing, or has a diagnosed learning difference or ADHD, they may qualify for accommodations like extended time or a reduced-distraction setting on the SAT or ACT.

That’s where I come in.

I’m a licensed school psychologist who specializes in comprehensive evaluations for high school and college-bound students. My goal is simple: to help your child show what they really know — not just how fast they can fill in bubbles.

Through a tailored psychoeducational evaluation, I assess areas such as:

• Processing speed
• Reading and math fluency
• Attention and executive functioning
• Learning differences (including Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, and Dysgraphia)
• Anxiety or other emotional factors affecting performance

After testing, families receive:

• A detailed report aligned with College Board and ACT guidelines
• Clear recommendations for school and testing accommodations
• Support navigating the documentation and application process

Evaluations take place in a comfortable, supportive environment here in Maitland. I take time to get to know your student — not just their scores — so they feel understood and confident throughout the process.

If you’re curious whether your child may qualify or you’re ready to begin, the intake process is simple:

Let’s help them walk into test day with confidence — and the support they need to succeed.