Ellie Morrissey, MS is a Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP) and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Ellie serves a wide range of disabilities, such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, and emotional/behavioral challenges. Ellie worked as a Program/Behavior Specialist at the SELPA level for six years before dedicating herself full-time to her private practice. This background in special education gives her an incredible knowledge base to utilize in direct assessment and facilitate the process, administer relevant gold standard tests, and “speak” to the IEP team. As an evaluator and team member, Ellie prides herself on being comprehensive, thorough, and collaborative.
Ellie was driven to specialize in IEEs by her experiences with them as both a team member and parent. After witnessing many IEE reports that were completed in a manner that was not actionable or relevant to the IEP team, and subsequently frustrating for parents, she dedicated herself to making the process more efficient with actionable outcomes for the student’s educational planning. In her free time, Ellie enjoys spending time with her husband and two awesome neurodivergent children, baking, reading, and volunteering.
Ellie Morrissey, MS Psychology
Licensed Educational Psychologist (# 3156)
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (# 1-12-12327)
PPS School Psychology (# 150045611)
PPS School Counseling (# 150045611)
Fees
IEEs are funded by the school district at public expense. Most districts have evaluator requirements (e.g., fingerprinting, insurance) and payment limits indicated by their SELPA. Ellie Morrissey is experienced in navigating these requirements expediently so the assessment and subsequent IEP are not unnecessarily delayed. When working with Elie Morrissey on an IEE, you will not have to deal with any of the financial or logistical elements of the IEE.
Private pay evaluations are priced between $2000 and $6000. The quote is based on various factors, including the child’s age, number of suspected disabilities, legal involvement, and goals. My most popular evaluation is for ADHD-Only. This can be done for children who have had previous cognitive testing completed and are not suspected of having other disabilities. This assessment includes interviews, surveys, a continuous performance test, and individualized recommendations for accommodations.