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Neuropower Consult

Empowering Neurodivergent Adolescents Through Collaboration, Self-Awareness and Advocacy.With over 20 years of experience working in special education, I founded Neuropower Consult to help adolescents tap into their "neuropower"; their individual processing styles and unique dispositions, to foster self-awareness, build confidence, and develop the skills they need to thrive.My consulting practice provides individualized guidance for both, students and parents—supporting students in self-advocacy and executive functioning skills while helping parents to navigate school systems, special education services, and learning accommodations.Every student has a unique way of thinking, processing, and experiencing the world—my goal is to make that an asset, not a barrier. I work closely with students and their families to provide strategies and support that streamline their educational journey and set them up for success. Whether it’s guiding a student in developing organizational skills, demystifying IEPs and evaluations for parents, or supporting in advocacy for a child’s needs, my approach is collaborative, transparent, and designed to empower.

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Mamatha Moorthy Rajan, M.S., LEP

I am a Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP) with over 20 years of experience as a school psychologist in public elementary and secondary schools.As both a professional in education and a parent raising two teenagers, I understand the challenges of navigating parenting, advocating for our children and fostering independence while ensuring they get the support they need.My philosophy is that every student's learning journey is unique-there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Through years of working with parents, teachers, specialists, and students, I have developed a practice based on collaboration, transparency, and empowering youth to take ownership of their learning process. I am well versed in interpreting evaluation data and have an insider scope of how school systems provide services. I thoroughly understand both the schools’ and families’ perspectives, recognizing the importance of feeling heard and validated. My goal is to demystify special education services, break down stigmas, and equip families and students with the tools they need for success.Parent Testimonial
"Mamatha was a tremendous support to our family when we were struggling with ensuring our autistic 16 year old was receiving the necessary supports in the public high school. She was thoughtful in her approach to understanding our child’s needs, extremely thorough in reviewing the mounds of documents we sent her and genuinely compassionate. You could tell she really cares about students having IEPs that are implemented accurately. Her experience in navigating the district was very clear and invaluable to us in our process. I highly recommend her services!!!"

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Description of Services

For Parents: Helping Parents Advocate and NavigateConsultation and Advocacy
- Understanding neurodiversity and learning styles – Helping families recognize how ADHD, autism, anxiety, learning disabilities, and mental health challenges impact school performance and social emotional development.
- Navigating special education evaluations – Determining if a special education evaluation is warranted and guiding families on how to request one from their school district.
- IEP and 504 plan review and support – Reviewing a child’s current plan, breaking down educational terminology, and determining if additional services are needed.
- Bridging communication with schools – Working with families and schools to foster collaboration and ensure students’ needs are met. I can also help support in preparation for SST, 504, and IEP meetings.For Students: Helping Students Understand Themselves and Thrive.Self-Advocacy and Skill Development
- Understanding your strengths – Helping students recognize their unique abilities and how to use them effectively.
- Executive functioning coaching – Teaching organization, time management, and study strategies to improve independence.
- Coping skills and mindfulness- Developing personalized techniques to handle stress and navigate social and academic challenges.
- IEP and 504 plan empowerment – Ensuring students understand their accommodations and services and feel comfortable using them and asking for what they need.
- Transition support – Providing guidance for middle-to-high school and post-secondary transitions, helping students adjust to new expectations and environments.

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Packages and Pricing

Initial Consultation – FREE (30 minutes)
A phone or Zoom session to discuss concerns and determine next steps."Let’s Get Going" Package – $300
- Review of evaluation reports, IEPs, and school documents.
- Optional communication with school staff (if warranted) to gather additional insights.
- Personalized consultation session via Zoom or phone to discuss concerns, clarify findings, and generate an action plan.Parent Consultation – $150/hour or 3-session package for $400.
One-on-one parent coaching to bridge communication between school, home, and student.
- Guidance on navigating school systems, advocating for services, and problem-solving challenges.Educational Therapy & Student Coaching – $160/hour
- Direct student support in areas such as executive functioning, self-advocacy, emotional regulation, and academic planning.
- Sessions available via Zoom or in-person in a designated space (as preferred by student).

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