Neuropsychological IEE

What is a Neuropsychological IEE?

A neuropsychological IEE is a comprehensive, objective assessment of a child's cognitive, academic, emotional, and behavioral functioning conducted by a licensed pediatric neuropsychologist. Neuropsychological IEEs are designed to provide detailed insight into learning differences, attention, memory, and social-emotional challenges, helping families and schools make informed decisions about educational planning and support services.

Who May Benefit?

Neuropsychological IEE are particularly helpful for children who experience:

• Learning Difficulties or unexpected academic struggles
• Attention and executive functioning challenges, including ADHD
• Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) or social-emotional difficulties
• Medical conditions or other complex medical presentations that can affect memory, processing, attention, or reasoning impacting school performance
• Behavioral or emotional challenges that affect learning

What a Neuropsychological IEE Typically Includes:

• Comprehensive review of developmental, educational, and medical history
• Standardized cognitive, academic, and neuropsychological testing
• Assessment of attention, executive functioning, memory, language, sensorimotor, and social emotional skills
• Integration of findings into a detailed report with actionable recommendations for educational accommodations, IEPs, 504 Plans, and interventions
• Parent feedback sessions and presentations in IEP meetings to discuss results, recommendations, and strategies for supporting unique needs in the academic/school setting