Mary Gwaltney, Licensed Educational Psychologist

At the Center for Educational and Social Success, educationally-relevant assessment, counseling and consultation is offered. Assessments are comprehensive, but interventions are typically time-limited, collaborative, and research-based.;Providing comprehensive psychoeducational assessment, consultation on school sites regarding student needs, and educational counseling. Advocacy and support offered in behavior planning, 504 and IEP meetings.;A Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP) is authorized by the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners to conduct private assessments, provide direct intervention services, consult to schools and families, as well as make professional recommendations for individuals who may experience learning and behavioral problems- regardless of age. These services may include statements of eligibility for special education, law or medical school accommodations, gifted/talented program placement, appropriate special education programs, tutoring or other remediation approaches, counseling goals, and to make specific psychoeducational diagnoses as appropriate.;Offer consultation to a number of entities, including families, schools, districts, teachers, and doctors. These services may be covered through a student's Individualized Education Plan as I am a Nonpublic Agency authorized by the State of California to provide consultation to schools and school personnel in order to improve the special education services a child recieves.