Dr. Solomon Paschal
Licensed psychologist
He tests children who learn fast and feel a lot, and he explains the results in words a child can hear too.
Dr. Paschal sees every child himself, scores every test and writes every report. Between visits he answers your questions by phone or email, and he does it himself. Flint is one psychologist, so the person who meets you at the parent interview is the person at the feedback visit.
What he evaluates
- Reasoning and problem solving
- Memory and attention
- Reading, writing and math
- Giftedness
- Twice-exceptionality: high ability with a learning or attention question
Credentials
Licensed psychologist, Kentucky
Doctoral degree in psychology
Licensed Psychologist · KY Lic. # 000000
Working together
What Dr. Paschal asks of families
Come first, without your child
The parent interview is for you. Your child doesn't need to know every detail before testing.
Tell him what you've seen
Report cards, teacher notes and your own observations all help, including the ones that don't fit.
Ask anything
No question is too small, and no result is shared before you hear it first.
Start with a conversation
A parent interview takes about an hour, without your child.