“[My wife] and I are ecstatic because of the progress you and [our son] have been able to make this past year, and we can’t thank you enough for finding a way to polish this raw talent.”
-Father of 11th grader
Ingrid Tien, Ph.D.
Ingrid Tien, an educational psychologist, has spent a decade working directly with neurodivergent youth and adults in clinical settings. During this time, she has developed a comprehensive approach to evaluating her clients' educational and academic needs. She assesses her clients’ needs by drawing from her expertise in neuropsychology, clinical psychology, and educational therapy. Ingrid has recently completed her doctoral studies in Developmental & Educational Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She is currently engaged in a postdoctoral research program focusing on using advanced statistical techniques to understand disparities among autistic youth.
Leveraging a diverse range of clinical and assessment expertise, Ingrid utilizes her ongoing experience as a lead researcher on new clinical interventions (e.g. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Autistic Youth) and understanding nuances in assessments to assist clients in overcoming educational obstacles. She is an award-winning clinician and researcher who has published numerous articles in renowned journals on moving forward the field of interventions and assessments for neuordivergent youth and adults.