You have completed the intake, testing, and scoring and have written up your report. Now it is time to edit and proofread your report to make sure that the information is consistent throughout, that it is understandable, and that there are no grammatical or spelling errors. But your calendar is booked with seeing clients and doing more testing. You don’t have time to edit and proofread your report, but now you do not have to!
I have been working as a licensed school psychologist for 18 years and editing psychological reports for longer than that. I am familiar with the assessments used and the terminology. I can help you save time by editing and proofreading your psychological reports so you can focus on seeing clients. Reach out to me to see how I can help you save time in your business and life!
Testimonials
Ms. Winters has been an invaluable part of my private psychological assessment practice. I used to struggle with the editing process. I dreaded editing, as it took me an inordinate amount of time, and I invariably missed typos. I am thrilled to have found someone I can trust to take care of this process. Ms. Winters is professional, trustworthy, personable, and responsive to feedback. I highly recommend her editing services to anyone who wants to reclaim precious time; you can rest assured your work is in good hands. – Anonymous
Crystal has been very helpful in supporting my practice’s transition from therapy to primarily testing. I can trust her to catch and correct errors within my reports, which save me time and stress/anxiety. She is professional, responsive, and efficient, turning around reports very quickly. I strongly recommend her services. – Anonymous
Crystal has been very helpful thus far in proofreading and editing my psychological and psychoeducational reports. It has saved me a lot of time. I look forward to continuing to work with her! – Dr. Krystal Nowak
I am a clinical psychologist in private practice in Massachusetts. I do neuropsychological and developmental evaluations with children, adolescents, and young adults. Editing my work has always been my least favorite step in the testing process, one that I would procrastinate because there was always a phone call to make, a consultation to finish, or a student to explain testing results to. Additionally, as we all know, those little errors are so hard to catch when it’s a report that you have been working intensively on. I had toyed with the idea of working with a copy editor, but those I had reached out to either did not do smaller contracts or had questionable skill sets related to the clinical content of my work. I had given up on that idea and resigned myself to being overworked when Crystal Winters posted that she was looking to start an editing business. As a school psychologist herself, she was familiar with the clinical content and (added bonus) the actual assessments that I used. Her attention to detail has been superb, often noticing little things that would have taken me so many edits to notice. She completes the work quickly, allowing me to get reports out to my families faster. Finally, the added benefit of suggestions in terms of what might work from a school psychology perspective is great. It’s a huge burden off my clinical caseload to be able to outsource the editing. Then, I give it one read-through to make sure the big picture flows, without having to worry about the little things. I can’t recommend this enough! If you’re thinking about it or thinking it might open up time in your business or life, it will! I’m happy I took the leap and I’m sure you will be too. – Dr. Rachel Leary