Center for Psychological and Educational Assessment

08/27/2026

08/26/2026

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Thank you, Dolly. ❤️

08/18/2026

College demands new levels of planning, time management, and self-starting - skills that can be especially challenging for students with ADHD. Our latest blog breaks down practical executive functioning strategies to help college students stay on track, reduce overwhelm, and succeed academically. Read actionable tips on routines, time-blocking, task breakdowns, and campus supports.

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College asks a lot of executive functioning skills that high school does not. There is no teacher checking homework each day, no bell schedule keeping a student on track, and no parent reminding them about deadlines. For a student with ADHD, this shift can be the hardest part of the transition, even...

08/13/2026

A farewell luncheon today for Serena who is leaving us for a new adventure in Oklahoma tomorrow. 🛫 We will definitely miss her high energy and cheery🌞presence around these parts!

08/09/2026

Comparison is the thief of growth 🌻 Every child (and every flower!) develops at their own pace; in learning, in emotions, in everything. At CPEA, we help families understand their child's unique developmental timeline, not someone else's. Different doesn't mean behind.

08/05/2026

Is homework turning into a nightly battle at your house? New on our blog: Ending the Homework Battle: A Parent's Guide to Less Stress, More Success. Learn why kids resist, practical strategies to reduce meltdowns, and how to build routines that actually work. Read the full post: https://wix.to/2eMt7OL

Students often come home from school resistant to working on homework and studying for tests. The first step to making sure homework isn’t stressful for the whole family is understanding why students are resisting in the first place.