Founding parent access · Opens September 2026
The evaluation recommends a bunch of things your kid needs. It doesn't help you with the how.
Which thing to do first, who to call, or how to know any of it's working.
Orient and prioritize
Unload everything — the report, all the stuff in your head, what happened last Tuesday — and talk it through with a Ph.D.-level child psychologist.
Leave with all your questions answered, and a prioritized list of next steps: what to do now, and what can wait.
Find the right specialist
Who's actually good with a kid like yours, is within a drive you can make twice a week, takes your insurance, and isn't booked until next March.
We curate your list, send outreach emails and follow-ups, help you set up the right goals and expectations, and even submit superbills and insurance reimbursement.
Know if it's working
Week after week, appointment after appointment. You'll be able to see what it's all building — that your kid is steadier, or bouncing back faster, or handling something this fall that they couldn't last spring.
Send an update in a tap to your specialist, the classroom teacher, or grandma.
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