What This Is

Disability, accessibility, and student support offices are on the front line of a growing challenge: the volume and complexity of neuropsychological, psychological, and psychoeducational documentation coming across their desks keeps increasing, while most offices don't have a neuropsychologist or clinical psychologist on staff. Team members are asked to interpret evaluations, judge documentation adequacy, translate diagnostic findings into accommodations, counsel students on next steps, and push back on inadequate or dated reports — often based on graduate training in student affairs, social work, or counseling rather than clinical psychology.

The Trula Campus Partner Network exists to close that gap.

It's a professional resource network for the people doing this work every day. Members get access to Trula's clinical desk references and decision guides, half-yearly office hours with our neuropsychologists, and a growing library of practical materials on the specific conditions, evaluations, and documentation questions that show up in higher-education settings; for example, ADHD, learning differences, autism spectrum, executive functioning, anxiety, and the diagnostic and accommodation questions that follow from them. The resources are designed to help your team think about any evaluation that crosses your desk, whether Trula was involved or not.

Membership is free, at the professional-staff level, and admission-based. We're deliberate about who joins.

What You Get

• Access to our clinical resource library
  Desk references, decision guides, and clinical primers built for the questions disability, accessibility, and student support teams work through regularly: diagnosis-to-accommodation mapping across ADHD, learning differences, autism spectrum, executive functioning, and anxiety; documentation adequacy frameworks; guidance on when to request additional testing; strategies for supporting students through the evaluation process; and specific accommodation strategies for common presentations. New resources are added on an ongoing basis, drawn from our clinical practice and from conference sessions we present to AHEAD and similar professional communities.
  
  
• Half-yearly office hours
  Twice a year, network members can join a small-group session with a Trula neuropsychologist to bring general clinical questions, discuss trends you're seeing on your campus, walk through a documentation adequacy question in the abstract, or ask about evaluation methodology. These are not case consultations on individual students, they're professional-development conversations designed to build your team's clinical vocabulary and confidence.
  
  
• Preferred pricing for your students
  When a student of a partner institution chooses Trula for an evaluation, they receive preferred pricing:  $450 for a Broadband Evaluation and $3,050 for a Comprehensive Neuropsychological Evaluation, both substantially below our standard rates. Referrals to Trula are entirely at your discretion; the Network does not require or expect them.
  
  
• Priority scheduling and warm handoff
  When a student from a partner institution does contact Trula, they're prioritized on our scheduling calendar, and our intake coordinator can confirm receipt back to the designated campus contact so nothing falls through.
  
  
• Annual utilization report
  Once a year, we provide a de-identified summary of how students from your campus have used Trula's services:  service volume, service mix, and aggregate outcomes. Reports are provided when institutional volume meets our privacy safe-harbor threshold. The report is intended to close the loop on the Network's utility to your campus, not to justify a sales conversation.

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