Whole Mind Psychological Services provides school consultation and support to help students, families, and schools better understand learning needs and identify accommodations that can make school more accessible and manageable. We help families navigate the 504 Plan process with greater clarity, confidence, and practical guidance.



We will help you understand how 504 Plans work, what types of accommodations may be appropriate, and how your child’s individual needs may affect their access to learning. We can also help you prepare questions, review school documents, and identify strategies that support your child at school and at home.
With the right accommodations and support in place, students can feel more confident, capable, and successful in the classroom. Understanding their needs and advocating for meaningful support is an important first step toward helping them thrive in school and beyond.
Every student learns differently, and the right accommodations can make a meaningful difference in their ability to participate, learn, and succeed at school. Our 504 Plan and Accommodations Consulting services help families better understand school-based support options, identify barriers that may be affecting learning, and explore practical accommodations that can help students access their education more effectively. Through personalized guidance and thoughtful recommendations, we help families feel more informed and confident when navigating school support decisions.
A 504 Plan is a school-based support plan designed to provide accommodations that help eligible students access learning and participate more fully in the classroom.
This service may help families of students who experience challenges with attention, anxiety, health concerns, learning differences, executive functioning, organization, testing, or classroom participation.
Accommodations may include extended time on tests, reduced-distraction testing areas, movement or sensory breaks, seating supports, assignment-planning tools, reduced workload when appropriate, or support with organization and directions.
Yes. We can help families understand the process, review available documents, identify questions to ask, and prepare for conversations with the school support team.
Yes. Consulting can include reviewing current accommodations to help families better understand what is included, whether the supports appear aligned with their child’s needs, and what questions may be helpful to discuss with the school.
No. Eligibility decisions are made by the school or district team. However, we can help families better understand the process, organize relevant information, and advocate for accommodations that may support their child’s learning needs.