Dr. Eileen Cullen is a school and clinical psychologist who specializes in evaluation for neurodevelopmental differences including autism, ADHD, intellectual disability, and co-occurring concerns. She is dedicated to guiding families through the evaluation process with care and clarity, collaboratively building a better understanding of their child’s unique strengths, challenges, and individuality. She believes in a family-centered approach with the goal of empowering children and families to thrive.

Dr. Cullen has expertise in early childhood, complex presentations of neurodiversity across school age and adolescence, and genetic conditions (e.g., XY genetic differences). She earned her degree in school psychology from the University of Denver and completed specialized training in child development, including residency and fellowship at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Children’s Hospital Colorado. Alongside her clinical work, she teaches at local universities and contributes to research and publications aimed at improving evaluations and advancing knowledge in child neurodevelopment.