Ashley Weiland, MS, LLP

Hi! My name is Ashley Weiland and I am a Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP).

I have extensive experience in conducting neurodevelopmental and neuropsychological/psychological evaluations, specializing in Autism, as well as other neurodevelopmental and mental health conditions across the lifespan.

My clinical experience includes working with individuals who present with differences in social communication, behavior, development, executive functioning, emotion regulation, sensory processing, and learning, along with other mental health presentations such as anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive experiences, ADHD, twice exceptionality, mood disorders, learning disabilities, and trauma-related concerns. I have experience working with individuals from early childhood through older adulthood (14 months to 65+ years) and across diverse backgrounds.

Psychological evaluations serve as a collaborative process to promote self-understanding, inform appropriate interventions and supports, and guide therapeutic and educational planning. My approach is comprehensive and evidence-based. My work emphasizes the importance of understanding each individual’s unique profile and providing clarity around overlapping or co-occurring experiences.

I am dedicated to providing a respectful and compassionate evaluation experience that is responsive to each individual’s strengths and challenges. My goal is to help clients and families gain clarity, foster insight and self-acceptance, and gain access to pathways toward thriving authentically within their environments.

I strive to help build a world in which neurodivergent people are supported through meaningful accommodations, genuine inclusion, equitable access, and environments designed for all people to thrive.

Kid-friendly bio

Hi! I’m Ashley Weiland, and I’m a psychologist.

I help kids, teens, and adults learn more about how their brains and feelings work.

Everyone’s brain is different, and I work with people who think, learn, or feel in many different ways — like those who are autistic, have ADHD, feel anxious or sad, or just want to understand themselves better.

When we work together, we figure out what makes you strong, what can be tricky, and how to make school, home, and life easier for you. I believe everyone’s brain is amazing in its own way, and everyone deserves to be understood, supported, and included.