Educational Testing

What’s going on?

“The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding.”

-Leonardo da Vinci

Providing answers.

You’ve had questions. And concerns. We get that. We’re parents, too. When your child is struggling, you want answers. Your child’s school may not be enough. We are here to fill the gaps. We’ll work with you to carefully review your child’s records, evaluate their skills, and provide recommendations. Meaningful, practical, and sustainable recommendations.

You’re not alone. We’re here to help.

 

In-Person Evaluations

Horizon Psychological Services is conveniently located at 19425 Liverpool Parkway, Suite B, in Cornelius. Here, we are committed to offering compassionate support and guidance.

               Phone: 704-960-2632

OUR SERVICES

  • Records Review

    All your concerns are discussed at our in-person intake meeting. We then complete a thorough record review of your child’s entire educational file.

  • Testing

    Within 1-2 weeks, your child is tested in a quiet setting, at their pace. Their comfort in this setting is paramount. Testing typically lasts up to 4 hours.

  • Recommendations

    Within 3 weeks, we will meet to discuss the findings of the comprehensive academic evaluation. You will receive a copy of the detailed evaluation report.

  • Meet Mary Beth Bechtel

    Mary Beth is an Educational Diagnostician that has worked for over 30 years in U.S. public school systems and internationally. She partners with parents and school staff to bring innovative practices and the most effective teaching methods to ensure student success. Mary Beth never stops to bring change so that every child has opportunities for a dignified, purposeful, and productive life.

    Mary Beth is a recipient of a wide range of professional accomplishments, including the Avis Bohlen Award (American Foreign Service Association), Outstanding Teacher of the Year (Loudoun County Special Education Advisory Council), and the Most Promising Teacher Award (Hood College). Early in her career, she completed an internship in the Child Life Services program at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

    EDUCATION:

    Master of Arts in Special Education - George Mason University
    Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education - Hood College

“As human beings, our job in life is to help people realize how rare and valuable each one of us really is, that each of us has something that no one else has - or ever will have - something inside that is unique to all time. It’s our job to encourage each other to discover that uniqueness and to provide a way of developing its expression. .”

— Mr. Rogers