Get a clear written profile of how your child learns, focuses, and grows — so the work your ABA team is already doing becomes even sharper.
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Every child with autism or ADHD carries a story their behavior alone cannot tell. Behind every “why won’t he stay focused?” or “why is reading so hard?” or “why does she shut down at school?” is a learning profile — a way the brain organizes attention, language, memory, and processing. ABA can teach skills and shape behavior. But a psychoeducational evaluation gives the rest of the picture in writing. It explains how your child learns — so every adult in your child’s life can teach them better.
Whether your family needs therapy at home or in a structured clinic setting, ZODU ABA provides expert, personalized care built around your child’s unique needs.
In-Home ABA Therapy is grounded in the belief that children learn best in their natural environment. Our therapists come directly to your home, integrating therapy into your family’s daily routines — making skills transfer faster and last longer.
Skills taught at home generalize immediately to real life — mealtimes, bedtime routines, sibling interactions — so your child learns where it matters most.
Enhance verbal and non-verbal communication to improve interactions with family and peers
Teach appropriate social behaviors to foster meaningful relationships
Develop independence in daily routines like dressing, eating, and hygiene
Implement strategies to reduce challenging behaviors and promote positive ones
Your BCBA teaches you strategies to reinforce progress between sessions
Our BCBAs and RBTs come to your home to deliver therapy where your child is most comfortable and relaxed — in their own environment.
Our clinic in Longwood, Alafaya, FL provides a distraction-minimized, resource-rich environment where children receive focused, intensive ABA sessions. Ideal for children who benefit from structured routines and peer interaction in a professional setting.
We understand the challenges of coordinating care. That's why we offer transportation services to and from our clinic — one less thing to worry about.
Targeted verbal and non-verbal communication strategies with clinic-level resources
Practice real social skills with peers in a safe, controlled environment
Build independence through structured, consistent daily routine practice
High-intensity intervention with a professional clinical team for challenging behaviors
We provide transportation to and from our Longwood, Alafaya clinic for enrolled families
1250 W State Rd 434, Suite 1000 · Longwood, Alafaya, FL 32750 — a structured, professional environment built for focused learning and growth.
For Mateo, a ZODU psychoeducational evaluation produced a written profile that gave his IEP team something concrete to work from — and gave his ABA team sharper goals to build into his program. For Sofia, the evaluation finally named what had been hiding behind the anxiety: a learning difference no one had documented.
A ZODU psychoeducational evaluation does not replace the work your ABA team is doing. It makes that work clearer, faster, and more coordinated.
At ZODU Health, we’ve built a system designed to make the process simple, responsive, and truly personalized. When anxiety or depression is making daily life harder, you deserve clear next steps — not a maze of providers. From the moment you reach out, our focus is connecting you with the right support without delays or confusion.
A private, non-judgmental space where your story is held with full respect and confidentiality. What you bring to session stays in session.
Schools accept outside psychoeducational evaluations as supporting documentation — a written profile they can use.
Many children in ABA also have learning differences that have never been formally tested. The evaluation surfaces them.
Evaluation, ABA, counseling, speech, OT, and PT can all align around one written profile — every provider on the same page.
A ZODU psychoeducational evaluation is performed by a credentialed Florida School Psychologist / Educational Specialist, supported by ZODU’s broader clinical team and reviewed by our clinical supervisor on complex cases. The evaluation uses structured measures of cognition, academic skills, processing, attention, language, and behavior — selected to fit your child’s age and the goal of the report. Every evaluation includes a feedback session in plain language, and a written report formatted to what schools, colleges, and accommodation boards expect.
ZODU is one coordinated system, which means your BCBA and RBTs are not bystanders to the evaluation — they are part of it. With your consent, your ABA team shares observations, treatment data, and progress notes that help the evaluator see the whole child. After the report is delivered, your BCBA can use the cognitive and learning profile to refine goals, adjust prompts, and design programs that fit how your child actually learns.
The result is not two separate plans — ABA and education — but one integrated path.
Our evaluations are matched to the question your family is trying to answer. We do not bundle measures you don’t need.
Pediatric and adult developmental and behavioral patterns relevant to school planning and ABA coordination.
A coordinator helps you confirm which evaluation matches your goal before you commit.
One to three appointments, each 90 minutes to three hours depending on age.
Delivered after the final testing session, formatted for schools and boards.
Plain-language review and connection to the right follow-up — ABA, counseling, therapy, or school support.
ZODU psychoeducational evaluations are self-pay. We do not bill insurance for evaluations. This allows us to control the quality of the assessment and the speed of the report. A payment receipt is available on request, which families may submit to their own insurance to pursue possible out-of-network reimbursement, though we cannot guarantee any reimbursement.
| Evaluation | Investment | Most Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| Gifted | $350 – $500 | Gifted program eligibility, advanced placement planning |
| ADHD | $550 – $650 | Attention concerns, classroom strategies, IEP / 504 support |
| Learning Disability | $700 – $750 | Reading, math, or written expression differences |
| Intellectual Disability | $700 – $800 | Cognitive functioning, special education or community service eligibility |
| Autism Spectrum Disorder (Pediatric) | $1,000 – $1,200 | Developmental and behavioral profile, school planning, ABA coordination |
| Speech and Language | $350 – $650 | Articulation, language processing, communication concerns |
| Evaluation | Investment | Most Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| College Evaluation (General) | $400 – $750 | College disability services documentation |
| College ADHD | $400 | Attention-focused college accommodations |
| College Learning Disability | $500 – $600 | Specific learning disability college accommodations |
| National Board Accommodations | $500 – $600 | Documentation for professional board exam accommodations |
| Adult Autism Spectrum Disorder | $750 – $1,200 | Adult ASD profile (booked after clinical supervisor review) |
| Evaluation | Investment | Most Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| Florida Homeschool Annual Progress Evaluation | $150 flat | Florida-required annual evaluation for Option 1 homeschool families |
Ranges reflect the number of measures, complexity, age, and report scope. Your final fee is confirmed after your free intake screening — no surprises.
Most sessions look more like a quiet, focused conversation than a medical procedure. Depending on age and goal, your child will work with the evaluator on tasks that may include puzzles, reading or writing samples, listening tasks, drawings, and structured questions. Most sessions run 90 minutes to three hours, with breaks built in.
For younger children, parents are typically nearby during portions of the session. For older children and adults, testing is usually one-on-one with the evaluator — and a parent stays close by for any child who needs reassurance.
Bring a rested child, a snack, glasses or hearing aids if used, and any prior reports. Tell your child this is not a test they can pass or fail — they will be asked to do their best on different kinds of activities.
Our evaluators are trained to work with children who get tired, distracted, anxious, or overwhelmed. ABA families especially appreciate that we understand sensory needs, transition supports, and the value of breaks. Rescheduling is a normal option — and it does not change the integrity of the evaluation.
ZODU ABA Services is part of ZODU Group — an Integrated Family Health System that coordinates medical, behavioral, developmental, and rehabilitative care for families in Central Florida. A psychoeducational evaluation is one piece of that ecosystem. When the report points toward additional support, your family is not left to find providers on your own. We coordinate the warm handoff — to ZODU Health for counseling, to ZODU ABA for continued behavioral support, to ZODU Therapy for speech, OT, or PT, or to an outside specialist when that is what your situation calls for.
You only have to tell your story once. We carry it from there.
A psychoeducational evaluation does not change who your child is. It changes what the adults around your child can finally see. The BCBA can sharpen the plan. The teacher can adapt the lesson. The school can write the accommodation. The parent can stop guessing. And your child gets the experience that most ABA families are working toward — a team that finally understands them, all at once, in writing.
That is the transformation we are here to help you build.
With your written consent, yes. Your BCBA can share treatment data and clinical observations that help the evaluator see the whole child. After the report is delivered, your BCBA receives a copy (with your consent) and can incorporate the findings into the ABA plan.
Schools accept outside psychoeducational evaluations as supporting documentation for IEP and 504 teams. The school still makes its own eligibility determination, and ZODU coordinates directly with schools when families consent.
This concern deserves a direct answer. The report is yours — it is shared only with parties you consent to share it with. Most ABA families find that clear documentation actually protects their child — schools and colleges respond better with accurate information than with guessing.
Yes. We offer evaluations for college students and adults, including adult ADHD and adult Autism Spectrum Disorder evaluations. Many of the adults we evaluate are parents in ABA families who finally make the time for themselves.
Two to four weeks after the final testing session. The feedback session is scheduled as soon as the report is finalized.
Our evaluators are trained for this. We use breaks, redirection, and rescheduling as needed. ABA families often tell us their children do better with us than they expected, because our team understands sensory needs and transition supports.
No. We evaluate ABA families from any provider, families not currently in ABA, homeschool families, college students, and adults. Being part of ZODU ABA simply makes the coordination tighter.
Florida requires a yearly evaluation for Option 1 homeschool families. ZODU provides this at a flat fee of $150. ABA families who homeschool often combine this with other evaluation needs in the same visit when possible.
Orlando, Longwood, Lake Mary, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Winter Park, Lake Nona, Oviedo, Waterford Lakes, Avalon Park, Apopka, Casselberry, Maitland, Kissimmee, Saint Cloud, Clermont, and surrounding communities.
Families who travel to our office for the Florida Homeschool Annual Progress Evaluation, adult ADHD and ASD evaluations, college disability documentation, and National Board accommodations. From Tampa, Jacksonville, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Tallahassee, Pensacola, Gainesville, Daytona Beach, Fort Myers, and beyond — if you can travel to us, we can serve you.
We understand that adding a step to your family’s care plan is a meaningful decision. Let us help you take the first one. Contact us today at (689) 304-ZODU (9638) or email clientcare@zoduabaservices.com to schedule your free 15-minute intake screening. At ZODU, we are not just adding services — we are coordinating them around your family.
