You’ve noticed differences
Differences in communication, play, or everyday interactions can be hard to interpret.
FOUNDED BY A PHYSICIAN
A clearer path forward.
Wondering whether your child may be autistic? Meet with a licensed psychologist from home and learn what the findings mean for your family.
Join the waitlistFor families in Texas.
Founded by neurologist Holly Keeley, MD.
Experience in childhood autism assessment.
No clinic commute for eligible children.

MEET OUR FOUNDER
Families deserve clinicians who listen.
Founder · Board certified pediatric neurologist
Holly earned her medical degree at Rush Medical College and trained in child neurology at Northwestern University and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago.
She founded Marnie to make autism evaluations easier to access and help parents understand the results.
WHEREVER YOU'RE STARTING
You don’t need a diagnosis or medical terminology to ask for help.
Differences in communication, play, or everyday interactions can be hard to interpret.
Long waits and confusing requirements can stall a search. We explain what the process involves.
Your pediatrician, teacher, or therapist may have recommended an assessment. We help you understand what it can tell you.
HOW IT WORKS
Know what to expect before each appointment.
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Share your concerns and developmental history so we can assess whether virtual care fits your child’s needs.
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Discuss your observations and complete activities suited to your child’s development.
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Discuss the results and receive a report with recommendations.
The number of visits varies. Some children need additional testing or an assessment at a clinic.
THE MARNIE APPROACH
Your psychologist considers your observations, developmental history, and assessment findings. The goal is to understand your child, not confirm a particular diagnosis.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Your evaluation includes:
Developmental history and records review
Assessment with a licensed psychologist
Results explained, with time for questions
Written report and recommendations
Ongoing therapy and additional testing are not included. We confirm eligibility and scope before scheduling.
Your right to an estimate
If you do not have insurance or choose not to use it, you have the right to request a written Good Faith Estimate of expected charges before receiving care. We share fees before scheduling. Learn about your rights.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Know what to expect
Eligibility, fees, and services
We review whether virtual care is appropriate and provide fees and payment policies in writing.
Join the waitlistThe waitlist is free.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Find details about visits, reports, costs, and support.
Yes, when virtual assessment suits your child’s needs. Some children need more information gathered or an assessment at a clinic. Your psychologist will explain what is appropriate.
A licensed psychologist experienced in pediatric autism assessment. You’ll know their name and credentials before scheduling.
We consider your child’s age and needs before confirming whether virtual assessment is suitable.
A discussion of the results, a written report, and recommendations tailored to your child.
An autism diagnosis is not assumed or guaranteed. Your psychologist explains the findings and whether other assessments or support may help.
Families pay Marnie directly. We do not bill insurance. Reimbursement for care outside your network depends on your plan and is not guaranteed.
Join the waitlist for appointment updates. Before your visit, we explain the schedule and when to expect your report.
Yes. You may share it with your child’s school or providers. Each organization sets its own documentation and service requirements.
A screening quiz can flag concerns but cannot diagnose autism. A psychologist considers developmental history, caregiver input, observation, and clinical judgment, using assessment tools suited to your child.
No prior autism diagnosis is needed to join the waitlist. We explain any required forms, records, or referral information before scheduling.
Marnie serves Texas families. For each visit, your child must be in a state where the psychologist is authorized to practice. We confirm eligibility and location before scheduling.
The psychologist reviews your child’s development and your observations. They may use caregiver interviews, questionnaires, records, and video observation, choosing methods suited to your child.
Not necessarily. Some parts focus on the caregiver. Your psychologist explains when and how your child should participate, based on their age and needs.
Yes. A parent or legally authorized caregiver participates as directed by the psychologist. Your observations and knowledge of your child’s development are essential.
Visit length and number vary. We explain the schedule and expected report timing before booking. Additional information or an assessment at a clinic may be needed.
We send instructions for your device, internet connection, space, and any records or toys to have nearby. Share sensitive information through the approved intake process, not ordinary email or the waitlist form.
Your psychologist determines whether enough information can be gathered over video. They may recommend an assessment at a clinic or another provider when virtual visits are unsuitable or inconclusive.
It may help guide discussions with your school or providers. Schools, insurers, and therapists set their own eligibility and documentation requirements. A report does not guarantee access to services.
No. In Texas, you can request a special education evaluation through your school without a medical autism diagnosis. The school determines educational eligibility. You can pursue this while arranging a clinical assessment.
We provide fees, inclusions, and payment and cancellation policies before scheduling. Families paying without insurance may request a written Good Faith Estimate as required by law. Joining the waitlist is free.
You receive appointment updates. Joining does not reserve a time, establish a clinical relationship, or confirm eligibility. We review suitability and scheduling when appointments are offered.
Marnie focuses on autism evaluations. Your report may recommend therapy or further assessment, but ongoing treatment is not included. We confirm the scope before scheduling.
Our focus is autism. The psychologist may consider other factors and recommend further testing. This service does not automatically include a comprehensive ADHD or learning evaluation.
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Leave your email and ZIP code. We’ll let you know when appointments are available in your area.
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