For parents of neurodivergent and twice-exceptional kids
A 30-page evaluation is supposed to change how your child is taught. Most of the time,
it does not.
Rhemaia is an AI platform that reads the evaluation you already paid for and turns it into plain, practical, and actionable changes in how your child is taught. The result is an operating manual, the kind a teacher, tutor, or parent can put to use the next morning.
Rhemaia is open. Read what it costs, email me, and I will set your account up.
The report in the folder
You waited months for the appointment. You paid thousands of dollars. Your child sat through hours of testing.
You got the report back: thirty to forty pages of scores, percentiles, and clinical language. You shared it with the school. Maybe someone read it, maybe not. Nothing changed about how your child is taught.
Nothing changed about how your child is taught.
That is not because anyone failed at their job. The evaluator's job is to assess. The teacher's job is to teach a classroom. The translation between them, turning "here is how this child's mind works" into "here is how to change tomorrow's lesson," is neither profession's job. So it falls to the parent. Untrained, unpaid, and already exhausted.
For the person holding the report
Usually a parent. Sometimes the teacher, tutor, or evaluator standing next to them. Find yourself below.
Homeschooling parents
You own the curriculum. You can change how tomorrow's lesson is delivered today.
Parents with kids in school
Turn “please help my kid” into the specific delivery changes their evaluation supports.
Teachers and tutors
Read the evaluation you were handed but never trained to read.
Evaluators
The implementation layer for the report you already write.
What it actually does
Rhemaia reads the evaluation and produces the translation the system is supposed to make on its own, but does not.
Most parents upload the PDF of the report they already have, though a clear photo or a scan works just as well. Rhemaia reads every score twice, two different ways, and compares the two readings against each other, so checking the numbers is not something you have to do. The only things you have to confirm are the few scores the two readings disagree on, plus your child's age at testing, their current grade, and the diagnoses the evaluator listed. Nothing runs until you do.
What comes back is an operating manual for teaching your child. It starts with the big picture of how they think, including whether that single headline IQ number means anything for them, or is misleading in a way that is easy to miss. Then it looks at each way your child takes information in and shows what they know, so you can see what actually happens when a lesson reaches them by listening versus by reading, and what that costs them in a normal school day. It names the shortcuts your child has already figured out on their own, which ones are keeping things together, and what each one costs them.
And it ends with the instructions themselves, the ones that matter on a Tuesday morning: how to give this child information, how to ask them to show what they know, which environments help them and which ones wear them out, what a finished piece of work should look like for them, and the traps where fixing one problem quietly creates another.
None of that is what usually comes back. Most evaluations get turned into the same short list of standard accommodations, extended time and preferential seating. Those are real and worth doing, and a good teacher already offers them. But there is a limit to what even a good teacher can do here, not because she isn't good at her job, but because nobody hands her the next step: the specific delivery changes matched to how this particular child takes in information and shows what they know. Converting a full score profile into those changes has never been anyone's job, and there has never been an easy way to do it. That is the job Rhemaia does. It gives you the finished plan, in plain language you can use yourself or pass to whoever teaches your child.
Rhemaia does not diagnose your child and does not put a label on them. It is an education tool, not a medical one, so it will not change your child's test scores or their diagnosis, and it does not claim to. What it changes is the way lessons and assignments are given to your child, so that the things they already know how to do stop getting lost in how the work is set up.
Every recommendation traces back to a line in your child's evaluation, so nothing is invented.
Here is one card from a real manual, for a child whose working memory needs support:
Working memory · needs support
Break multi-step directions into one step at a time, and let your child check off each step before the next one appears. Keep the reading level the same; change only how much they have to hold in their head at once.
Based on your child's working memory scoreRhemaia does not diagnose your child. It takes the evaluation you already have and turns it into how to teach them.
You're the only one who sees it
A child's evaluation is one of the most sensitive things a family holds, so here is exactly what happens to it.
Your child's evaluation is never sold, and we never send it to a school, a district, or an insurer. Only the services that run the tool ever touch it.
Your child's evaluation is never used to train AI models.
Your child's evaluation is encrypted the whole time it is stored, and you can delete it whenever you want.
I built it for my own daughter first
I am a former Big Law attorney. I have four daughters, each with her own neurodivergent or physical-disability profile, and I had the evaluations to prove it: reports from neuropsychologists, speech-language pathologists, and educational testers, full of percentiles and narratives and recommendations. Almost none of it ever changed what actually happened in the classroom.
Almost none of it ever changed what actually happened in the classroom.
So I started running the translation by hand, beginning with my oldest. I read her evaluations against the units her school was teaching that week and built the adaptations myself, one assignment at a time. The pattern that emerged was the same every week: a few specific things about how her mind worked, matched to a few specific changes in how the lesson was taught, turned a lesson that would have failed into one that worked. Rhemaia is that pattern, automated.
No one else is building this. I went looking, across more than fifteen countries.
Candice Shayna
Where this is today
The engine is open and running on real evaluations today. You upload the report, Rhemaia reads it, you confirm the handful of things it needs from you, and within a day you get your child’s operating manual. From there you can send in a specific worksheet or assignment and get it rewritten to fit your child. You can also tell Rhemaia whether a change actually helped, which is how the recommendations get sharper over time.
None of this is experimental teaching. Two of the things Rhemaia leans on most, changing how a lesson is delivered so it is easier for a child to take in, and meeting a child at the level they are actually working at, are well-studied approaches with real published research behind them. Rhemaia’s job is to apply them to your specific child.
What does not exist yet is a formal study of Rhemaia itself, showing these changes improve a child’s measured learning. I am not going to imply otherwise. Every run is set up to collect that evidence as real families use it.
How to join
Rhemaia is open, and I am taking on the first 30 families now. Read what it costs and what you get, then email me. I set the account up by hand and send an invoice, so there is no checkout to click through.
I do it this way on purpose, because I am one person and 30 families is the number I can genuinely support. One account per family, and no other family can ever see your child's evaluation.
Questions? Read the FAQ, or email us. A real person reads every message. help@rhemaia.com
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