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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.  [b]This particular psychologist has a policy of never redacting information.[/b] I wish I had asked questions about redacting information for various audiences (medical, school, etc), but here we are.  
It sounds like from reading your posts that we only need to worry about retesting the same IQ test if it is done within 12 months?  In that case, I will not worry about it.  The new test will probably happen around 14 months.  If someone could confirm this I would appreciate it. [/quote]
Sounds like you have a good psychologist who follows ethical and legal guidelines - good for them!

Why do you need certain information to be redacted? 
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Not op, but I have asked for a neuropsych to share with the school without family medical history. That’s redacting and I have seen that other parents have gotten similar reports for their kids.

I also asked for the psychologist to screen my child for something but to not include it in the report and just tell me the results orally. I did this in advance of moving forward with them, so it wasn’t redacted but it was omitted from the report. The screening was to inform their therapy, and was not about anything academic. [/quote]

I have had medical and family info omitted from the school version of a report. That is different than omitting the results of testing though. [/quote]

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