The Levy Way, For Families
Unique learning experiences designed for you and your family.
Levy Academy May Virtual Roundtable
Join us for a powerful and practical conversation designed to help you truly understand your child’s neuropsychological evaluation—and what to do next.
Levy Academy Virtual Roundtable with Dr. Alison Burns
Wednesday, May 6, 2026 | 6:00–7:30 PM EST
$45 | Online
Led by Christine Levy, M.Ed., alongside Stacey Souza, M.Ed., and Dr. Alison Burns, a Neuropsychologist from Neuropsychology & Education Services for Children & Adolescents, this session bridges the gap between evaluation results and real-life advocacy.
Too often, families walk away with a report—but no clear path forward. This roundtable is designed to change that.
In This Session, You Will Learn How To:
Understand the why behind neuropsychological evaluations
Break down complex reports into clear, usable insights
Identify key findings across cognitive, academic, and social-emotional domains
Turn recommendations into actionable support at home and school
Advocate with clarity using data—not guesswork
A New Light on Accommodations
Move beyond generic supports and learn how to align accommodations with your child’s unique neurocognitive profile.
Live Q&A
Bring your questions, your reports, and your real-life scenarios. This is a space for guidance, clarity, and connection.
A private access link will be sent prior to the event.
About Dr. Alison Burns
Dr. Burns conducts comprehensive evaluations of school-aged children, adolescents, and young adults with a variety of developmental, learning, and emotional difficulties. She has expertise in the evaluation of individuals following a concussion/mild traumatic brain injury and particularly enjoys working with individuals with attention (ADHD) and executive functioning (EF) difficulties. Dr. Burns is passionate about helping individuals and their families better understand their areas of strength and weakness and provides tailored treatment recommendations based upon that unique profile to make the evaluation most helpful for each client.
Educational Advocacy Webinar
Connect with experts and gain valuable insights to enhance your understanding of how an educational advocate can support your child’s needs. Our webinar offers practical advice and a supportive environment for all parents, caregivers, educators, and therapists.
Grounded in The Levy Way: Expertise with empathy and advocacy with impact.
Demystifying the Advocate: What an educational advocate does and how they support families while partnering with schools and professionals to create meaningful solutions for children.
How to Advocate for your Child: practical strategies families can use to navigate school systems, participate confidently in IEP meetings, and ensure their child’s needs are understood and supported.
You Asked, We Answered: Attendees can submit questions ahead of time, and we’ll address them during the presentation.
About Christine Levy, M.Ed
Christine Levy is a respected educational advocate and thought leader dedicated to helping students and families navigate complex educational systems and access the services and supports they need to thrive. With more than 20 years of experience across public and independent schools, she brings deep expertise in special education, systems leadership, and family-centered advocacy. Christine received her Master’s degree in Students with Disabilities from New York University and a Master’s in Educational Leadership from the Bank Street College of Education. In 2022, she founded Levy Educational Advocacy, an organization committed to helping families break through barriers and access essential educational services. The organization provides concierge advocacy, IEP review and strategy, school collaboration, and training for families and educators.
About Tara Mallon, MA, LTD-C
Tara Mallon is a longtime elementary special educator and school administrator. She currently works as an educational advocate, parent coach, and specialized learning consultant. Tara has a Master's in early childhood special education from Columbia University, an advanced certificate in school administration and supervision from Hunter College. Tara is a NJ licensed learning disabilities teacher-consultant. Founded in 2025, Tara Mallon Parent Coaching offers practical solutions for confident and joyful parenting through family-centered support in navigating parenting challenges, big and small, ongoing or temporary. Families discover ways to address challenging behaviors, big feelings, and poor self-regulation. Parents are guided through developing ways to support a child’s neurodiversity, ADHD, or other learning disability. The process can help your families navigate a big transition, solve sleep struggles, or conquer battles with technology.
About Andrea Delmonico
Andrea received her Master’s degree in occupational therapy from Columbia University. Andrea is licensed and registered to practice in NY and NJ. With 20+ years in practice, Andrea has received specialized training and certifications in Ayres’ Sensory Integration (SIPT), Neuro Developmental Treatment (NDT), DIR/Floortime, and SOS Feeding Therapy. Andrea is also an adapted dance specialist, and a dance, yoga, and pilates instructor.
Founded in 2010, Abilities Therapy Network and Move Your Body Wellness Studio is a pedicatric therapy center and sensory gym in Ridgewood, NJ, offering OT, PT Speech and Panguage Therapy, Feeding Therapy, reading, writing, handwriting, DIR/floortime, sensory integration and physcological services, as well as enrichment classes in the areas of play, movement and social skills, instructed by therapists for children of all ages.
