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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 578654" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>I would get the neuropsychologist done first. JMO. They are very intensive and cover the big stuff. However, if there is a long waiting list,t hen you can get the other things evaluated seperately, but do NOT cancel the neuropsychologist appointment., no matter what anyone else says. He's the guy who can actually make a diagnosis stick for school. My son's evaluation was ten hours. I had a few myself. Covered lots of ground.</p><p>The school did NOT give her IEP testing, by the way. Does s he have one? Do you have an advocate to kick the school's behind if they make excuses?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 578654, member: 1550"] I would get the neuropsychologist done first. JMO. They are very intensive and cover the big stuff. However, if there is a long waiting list,t hen you can get the other things evaluated seperately, but do NOT cancel the neuropsychologist appointment., no matter what anyone else says. He's the guy who can actually make a diagnosis stick for school. My son's evaluation was ten hours. I had a few myself. Covered lots of ground. The school did NOT give her IEP testing, by the way. Does s he have one? Do you have an advocate to kick the school's behind if they make excuses? [/QUOTE]
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