Dr. Jedziniak is a board-eligible, licensed (IL/WI) pediatric neuropsychologist who believes every child’s story is unique and is dedicated to helping families receive support that truly fits their needs. She earned her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Adler University. Dr. Jedziniak completed her clinical internship at the Marcus Autism Center at Emory University where she received specialized training in infant and Autism diagnostics . She continued to grow her knowledge in complex medical conditions and neuropsychological assessment through her advanced 2-year post-doctoral training at Alexian Brothers Medical Center and current staffing at a rehabilitation hospital. 

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With additional experience in early intervention assessment, severe behavior and feeding therapies, Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), and parent coaching, she brings a well-rounded perspective to each evaluation. Her approach is individualized and family-centered—recognizing the challenges you may have faced before coming in. From the first conversation to the final report, she strives to make the process welcoming, clear, and tailored to help you feel confident about next steps to support your child’s growth.​

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Outside of my clinical work, i've been passionate about giving back to the community. I served on the Young Professionals Board of Autism Speaks, where I helped organize fundraisers, and I also worked with a nonprofit supporting individuals with spinal cord injuries, Backbones. In my free time, I enjoy spending time outdoors, relaxing with a good Marvel or Pixar movie, and keeping up with my cat, Cleo —who has a very big personality.