
Ceballos Educational Services
Ceballos
Educational
Services


Academic Journey & Mission
I grew up in Maywood, California, an inner-city community in Los Angeles County, where I attended local public schools that shaped my early educational journey. I earned my bachelor's degree from the University of the Pacific, majoring in Psychology with minors in English, Spanish, and Child Psychology. I later completed my graduate studies in Educational Psychology at California State University, Long Beach, where I had the privilege of returning as an adjunct professor. As I begin my 14th year as a school psychologist, I reflect with gratitude on the opportunity to serve in a variety of roles, collaborate with diverse educational communities, and support students from a wide range of backgrounds. Throughout my career, these experiences have deepened my commitment to fostering equitable, meaningful, and student-centered educational outcomes.
As a Licensed Educational Psychologist, I’m able to work with children, teenagers, and adults in different capacities. My focus is conducting psychological-educational evaluations to provide parents, teachers, administrators, tutors, and students with an in-depth insight into the student’s strengths and weaknesses in the areas of intelligence, processing, academics, and social-emotional/behavioral skills.
Psychological-Educational assessment results can be utilized by parents and clients to create 504 plans, Individualized Education Programs, and university testing and accommodations. These assessments can also be used as a second opinion for school districts. College students can also benefit from assessments that may result in accommodations/modifications in the college setting through a 504 plan.
Education and Credentials
B.A. in Educational Psychology
University of the Pacific
University of California, Long Beach
M.A. in Educational Psychology
Licensed Educational Psychologist
State Board of Behavioral Sciences
