Nancy R. Bryant, PhD -- Licensed Psychologist
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Concussion and other head injuries are a common occurrence, particularly among athletes.  While most people recover from concussion injuries fully in a short period of time, an unlucky few have persisting symptoms, such as headache, vision issues, mental "fogginess",  or a reduced ability to concentrate. Healing takes time, sometimes as much as a year or more, and this can cause real problems for a student trying to maintain good grades and progress toward graduation.

Every person with concussion or other head injury has a different, unique profile of weaknesses and strengths, and understanding the specific needs of the individual is the key to success.  
A comprehensive evaluation can support educators, students, and parents in developing an accommodation plan that will ensure success while healing and recovery continue.  
Dr. Bryant is seeing adults (18+) and students 12-17 years of age for in-office assessments.  Disclosure sessions will occur via Doxy.Me, a secure, HIPAA-compliant online system.  

Please note:  Neurocognitive Screening Assessments are not a substitute for full neuropsychological evaluation or timely consultation with your doctor.    Also, 
Dr. Bryant is no longer seeing children younger than 12 years of age for assessments, and no longer provides assessments for Autism Spectrum Disorder or Talented/Gifted placement. 
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