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[quote=Anonymous] So, my dc had a neuropysch several years ago, and a dx, which really helped us understand what was going on with them and got good ideas to move forward.

I used a provider that took our insurance. Actually, we were on a waitlist for two other places that also did, as well. It did take nearly a year to get it, but only cost me the insurance co pay (it was FEHB BCBS $175 at the time, I think it's 225 now).

I'm not sure what the poster who keeps talkig about 'preparation' for the neuropysch means, but I guess what we did was make sure all paperwork was filled out beforehand and that dc got a good nights sleep and breakfast beforehand. It was broken into two half days and dc enjoyed it. We did something fun after both days (new playground).

On the advice of dc's drs, we are going to do a new one (typical at mid childhood) as they are having some academic struggles and this will help us know how to help dc. Not sure yet how long the wait is (I'm not local to this board) but I think it's less now.[/quote]

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