You don't have to figure this out alone.
Whether you need answers for a child, support for yourself, or help caring for an adult in your family, we'll tell you plainly what we can do and what it will involve.
Start where you are
Find the situation that sounds closest to yours, and we'll take it from there.
My child is struggling at school
An Independent Educational Evaluation identifies Autism, IDD, or learning differences and gives you recommendations the school can act on.
We need a diagnosis
Comprehensive evaluations that meet the documentation requirements for HCS, ICF/ID, school services, and disability benefits. An evaluation can also help the person understand themselves, and help parents parent differently.
An adult in our family needs a guardian
Capacity and guardianship evaluations, carried out with respect for the person being assessed.
Someone we love is having a hard time
Counseling for individuals with an Autism or ID diagnosis, plus family and parenting support. We also offer individual ASOTP treatment and counseling for people with Autism/IDD in the criminal justice system.
Behavior at home has become unmanageable
Behavior plans and parent coaching at home, built around your actual routines.
A family member needs an immigration evaluation
Psychological evaluations for immigration cases, including hardship cases where a loved one has a disability. Available in Spanish, and in Amharic and Tigrinya through a translator.
We want help with social skills
Social skills groups through our partner, PEERS of The Woodlands, plus the QOL Curriculum, a healthy-relationships and safety program for individuals with disabilities: from prevention to diversion.
When the legal system touches your family
Support for individuals and families going through the criminal justice system.
Individual Counseling
A safe, supportive space for people with Autism or IDD in the legal system to address challenges, build coping skills, and work toward personal goals.
Probation Coaching
Explains probation guidelines in plain terms and helps build a daily schedule, so the client doesn’t slip into non-compliance. We also coach family members who are supporting someone on probation.
Family / Caregiver Counseling
A space for caregivers dealing with the legal system alongside a loved one, with a focus on compassion fatigue.
Case Management
Finding community resources to get life back on track, taking legal barriers into account.
Match Program
Your family fills out a questionnaire and is paired with a similar family, so you’re not facing this alone.
Peer Group
Facilitated discussions where individuals and caregivers going through the legal system share experiences and learn from each other. It is separate from the QOL group.
Four steps, no surprises
Reach out
Call or send the form. We get back to you within 48 business hours. There is no wrong way to start.
Free intake call
We talk through history, concerns, and goals, and we share the cost before anything is scheduled. If we’re not the best fit, we never just say no. We help you get to the people who can help.
A tailored evaluation
We don’t give everyone a full standard battery and charge a lot for it. We also don’t run a partial test that sends you somewhere else months later. Testing is tailored to your questions, and costs stay affordable.
Whole-person results
A comprehensive whole-person assessment, followed by specific resources: websites, phone numbers, professionals, and organizations to get you where you need to be.
Supporting special needs loved ones
Dr. Garcia talks about how families can support a loved one with special needs.
Common questions
How soon can we be seen?
There’s no separate intake process. We call you back within 48 business hours of your form submission, and most people are seen within 4–6 weeks at most, usually sooner.
When will we get the report?
We let you know when to expect the report.
What does it cost?
Fees are individualized and discussed on your free call. We’re out of network, but we provide superbills and accept HSA. Scholarships, payment plans, and some free services are available.
Where do appointments happen?
Testing and counseling happen in our office. Behavior and parenting support happen at home.
Do you see young children?
Yes. We evaluate and treat across the lifespan, from early childhood through older adulthood.
Do you offer services in Spanish?
Yes. Services are available in Spanish. See our Español page to request services in Spanish.
What should we bring?
Any prior evaluations, school records, IEPs, or medical documentation you have. If you don’t have them, we’ll work with what you’ve got.