Assessment Division

Main Line Therapy Solutions, LLC

For Information About Our Psychoeducation, Neuropsychological and ADHD Evaluations, Please Call Our

Assessment Division at 610-649-1119

The Assessment Division of Main Line Therapy Solutions offers evaluation services for diagnostic, educational, and treatment planning purposes. Our evaluators are school certified and have a doctorate in either Psychology or Neuropsychology. All evaluations are completed in a warm and comfortable environment, and we have offices that are child-friendly to help provide a less stressful evaluation experience for the younger children. We can assess for learning disabilities, intellectual functioning and gifted qualification, attentional and executive functioning challenges, autism spectrum disorders, 504 accommodations (such as the need for extended time), and behavioral and/or social adjustment issues. We also provide post-concussive assessments to determine an individual’s level of current functioning as they heal from a concussion. Assessments typically require 1-3 meetings of 1.5-3 hours each. Once the evaluation has been completed and a report generated, the evaluator will review the testing results in detail in order to explain findings, make recommendations, and provide families with an opportunity to ask any questions they might have. Results can also be reviewed with the assessed child/teen, if desired.

Though our assessments are not covered at an in-network rate by insurance, clients are encouraged to check with their insurance company to see if they have any out-of-network coverage for psychoeducational evaluations. A superbill can be provided for such reimbursement, if needed. In addition, we often have practicum students and interns who can provide evaluations at a reduced fee. Such evaluations are supervised by a senior, licensed psychologist.

Please contact our office with any questions.

Meet Our Assessment Team

Lucia Dwyer, PhD

Lucia Dwyer is a licensed Psychologist, nationally-certified School Psychologist (NCSP), and PA certified School Psychologist. She completed her Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Educational Psychology with a focus in school psychology at the University of Georgia. Lucia provides comprehensive psycho-educational evaluations for students experiencing academic or emotional concerns within the school setting or for the purpose of identifying learning strengths and weaknesses. Lucia previously served as an assistant professor and taught coursework in counseling theory and assessment. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, and the National Association of School Psychologists.

Rachel Hodas, PhD

Rachel Hodas is a nationally-certified School Psychologist and a licensed Psychologist in Pennsylvania. She holds a PhD in School Psychology from Temple University and a BA in Psychology and Elementary Urban Education from the University of Pennsylvania. Outside of her full-time role as the founding School Psychologist of Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School, Rachel teaches both assessment and law/ethics courses as an adjunct professor in Temple’s School Psychology and Counseling Psychology graduate programs. In her assessment practice, Rachel completes psychoeducational evaluations to help students and families better understand the different factors that impact learning. Rachel uses a strengths-based approach to help students find ways to use their strengths to overcome challenges, partnering with families to find solutions that match their unique circumstances and goals.

Jed Yalof, PsyD, ABPP, ABSNP, ABAP

Dr. Yalof is a licensed Psychologist in PA, D.C., MA, CO & NJ with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. He has postdoctoral training and education in school psychology, traumatic brain injury, and Psychoanalysis. Dr. Yalof is a School Psychologist, and is Board Certified in Clinical Psychology, Assessment Psychology, and School Neuropsychology, as well as Adult Psychoanalysis. Dr. Yalof performs psychological evaluations and assessments for MLTS with a focus on school-related problems (e.g., learning, social-emotional), and also evaluates neuropsychological problems that affect daily adjustment. Additionally, Dr. Yalof does post-concussive evaluations to help assess cognitive functioning and assist in academic and post-care treatment planning. He can provide helpful recommendations based on a sound diagnosis.