About
A practice that does one thing well
Families in Missouri routinely wait most of a year for a diagnostic evaluation, during the very window when getting it right matters most. Sycamore Neuropsychology exists to shorten that wait without cutting anything that makes an evaluation worth having.
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What we believe
Three commitments
A comprehensive evaluation, led by a licensed neuropsychologist you can trust
Every evaluation is planned, administered, and interpreted by a Missouri licensed psychologist specializing in pediatric neuropsychology, using standardized, validated measures and direct observation of your child. You get a clinician’s judgment, not a screening score, and a report that holds up with insurers, schools, and therapy providers.
A young child should be seen where they are comfortable
Every evaluation happens by secure video, at home. For a one- to five-year-old, that usually produces a truer picture than an unfamiliar room does. It also removes the drive, the waiting room, and the difficult morning that so often comes with them.
Neurodiversity is real. Our approach is neuroaffirming.
Autistic children are not problems to be corrected. We understand autism as one form of neurodiversity: a different way of experiencing and engaging with the world, with strengths as real as the challenges. Our reports describe those strengths with the same care, and our recommendations are about support, access, and communication, never about making a child appear less autistic. Families tell us this is the part that is hardest to find elsewhere.
Your clinician
Who will evaluate your child
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Eun-Yeop Lee, PhD, NCSP, BCBA
Missouri Licensed Psychologist · Leads Autism Evaluations
Dr. Lee leads autism evaluations at Sycamore. A psychologist licensed in Missouri and specializing in pediatric neuropsychology, she is also a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. That combination lets her see a child through three lenses at once: how their brain works, how they function at school, and what will actually help.
She earned her doctorate in School Psychology, with a concentration in pediatric health, at the University of South Florida, and trained across children’s hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private practice in Boston and Chicago. She served on the faculty of Rush University Medical Center as an assistant professor and staff psychologist at the Rush NeuroBehavioral Center, and as a staff pediatric neuropsychologist at Northwestern Medicine’s Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital.
Her particular focus is ecologically valid assessment: understanding how a child actually functions in the settings where they live, rather than relying on a testing room alone. It is a large part of why the evaluation is done by video from home rather than in a clinic.
She evaluates children ages 1 to 5 for autism, and is known for turning results into action: recommendations educators can use, and therapy goals a clinical team can start from on day one.
- PhD, School Psychology
- Missouri Licensed Psychologist
- NCSP
- BCBA
Where we are
Serving St. Louis area families
Every evaluation happens by secure video, from your own home. For a young child, that usually means a more accurate picture than a clinic room would give. They are comfortable, in their own space, with their own toys. It also means no drive, no waiting room, and no trying to keep a four-year-old settled in an unfamiliar building.
Serving the greater St. Louis area
Phone: (314) 944-5788
Fax: (844) 519-2778
intake@sycamoreneuro.com
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When you can reach us
- Monday to Thursday
- 8:00am to 5:00pm
- Friday
- 8:00am to 5:00pm
- Weekends
- Closed
Evaluation sessions are scheduled individually, and some times are available outside these hours. Ask on the intake call.
Start with a free conversation
Thirty minutes with someone who can answer your questions, and no obligation at the end of it.