I am a California licensed psychologist (PSY 22446) who specializes in neuropsychology. I have a PhD in Health Psychology & Behavioral Medicine with specialized training in neuropsychological rehabilitation and research. My training includes fellowships at the University of Birmingham in England, UC Berkeley, St. Mary’s Medical Center San Francisco, and the Memory & Aging Center at UCSF. My neuropsychology experience includes work in the UC Davis Medical Center Department of Neurology, Sacramento, CA and Mercy General Acute and Outpatient Rehabilitation programs, Sacramento, CA.
In my clinical practice, I specialize in adult neuropsychological evaluation services for active duty military and their families, and University of California undergraduate and graduate students. The evaluations, recommendations, and education I offer are based on clinical evidence shown to be most effective for the specific needs of each patient.
I have conducted research in normal and pathological aging funded by the British Stroke Association, National Institutes of Health, and the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. My clinical research has focused on using computer-based brain training to improve cognitive function in a range of conditions including stroke, mild cognitive impairment, mild traumatic brain injury, and adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Bonnie’s research using Lumosity’s brain training games presented at ICDVRAT 2014 and at ICDVRAT 2012