186. Improving Winchester One Person at a Time

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Learn about the psychoeducational evaluation services provided by Buffie Kulton and Heidi Buckner from Psychotherapy Associates of Winchester, as they discuss their comprehensive methods of analyzing those with academic difficulties, learning challenges, or behavioral concerns for children, adolescents, or adults, all with the goal of creating a pathway to greater life success for their clients.https://www.psychotherapyassociatesofwinchester.com/evaluaton-servicesUpcoming Events:“Rally on Valley”, Saturday, August 15https://visitwinchesterva.com/event/rally-on-valley-motorcycle-show/“Middletown Car, Truck, and Tractor Show”, Saturday, August 15https://www.middletownva.gov/2026/02/26/middletown-car-truck-and-tractor-show/“Winchester Greek Festival”, Saturday/Sunday, August 22 and 23https://visitwinchesterva.com/event/2026-winchester-greek-festival/2026-08-22/

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