DNS is the private psychology practice of Kristy Hagar, Ph. D. Dr. Hagar is a licensed psychologist located in Colleyville, Texas. Dr. Hagar provides a range of assessment, treatment, and consultation services to meet the needs of children, adolescents, and young adults. Our goal is to provide a continuum of support as children grow and develop from preschool to young adulthood/college-age.
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Dr. Kristy Hagar obtained her Ph. D. in Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine from the University of North Texas. She obtained her Master's degree in School Psychology and worked as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology for several years before continuing on to doctorate studies. Dr. Hagar has been working with children, adolescents, and young adults for eighteen years.
Dr. Hagar provides assessment, treatment, and consultation for a variety of developmental, psychological, or medical concerns. Assessment of toddlers/preschoolers due to concerns about development or progress (including autism, language delay, behavioral problems, cognitive concerns) and provide recommendations for services and supports.
Please download the forms requested and bring them with you to the appointment. Please contact me via email or by phone if you have any difficulty retrieving the forms or would like clarification on what to bring. Also, please bring with you to the appointment any previous evaluations or documentation that would be helpful in my assessment or treatment of your child.
My office is located in Colleyville (about 10 minutes West of DFW Airport) on the southwest corner of Colleyville Boulevard (Highway 26) and Hall Johnson, behind Metzger Dentistry and Colleyville Vision. One of the easiest ways to get to my office is exiting Hall Johnson Road from Highway 121. Head west onto Hall Johnson road from 121 and travel approximately 4 miles.
A neuropsychological evaluation assesses a broad range of skills and abilities to gain a better understanding of a student's strengths and weaknesses, and how these patterns of skill may be impacting learning, emotional regulation, social functioning, and problem solving.
A neuropsychological evaluation involves working directly with your child in a one-on-one setting and assessing skills such as verbal reasoning, perceptual and spatial reasoning, memory, processing speed, academic skill and fluency, executive functioning e.g.Although a full neuropsychological evaluation can be extensive and your child may be participating for several hours, my approach to testing is child-directed, with breaks provided as needed.
A neuropsychological evaluation involves working directly with your child in a one-on-one setting and assessing skills such as verbal reasoning, perceptual and spatial reasoning, memory, processing speed, academic skill and fluency, executive functioning e.g.Although a full neuropsychological evaluation can be extensive and your child may be participating for several hours, my approach to testing is child-directed, with breaks provided as needed.
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Angela Kito
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