In this episode, I walk through how to decide whether to say yes when a new opportunity shows up
608. Identity, Rituals, and the Art of Intentional Planning w/ Dr. Danielle McGeough
In this episode, Dr. Danielle McGeough joins me for an insightful discussion
607. How to Build a Virtual Testing Practice w/ Dr. Taylor Day
In this episode, I have the opportunity to speak with Dr. Taylor Day (Dr. Tay)
605. A Family Systems Approach to Assessment w/ Dr. Krista Brittain
In today’s episode, I speak with Dr. Krista Brittain about integrating family systems theory and therapeutic assessment into clinical practice.
604. Navigating PDA in the Assessment Process w/ Dr. Monica Corrado
Today, I’m happy to sit down with Monica Corrado to explore Pathological Demand Avoidance, also referred to as Pervasive Drive for Autonomy (PDA)
602. Learning Disorders Aren’t Actually “Specific” w/ Dr. Robin Peterson
Today, I welcome back pediatric neuropsychologist Dr. Robin Peterson
600. Six Principles From 600 Episodes
In this 600th episode of The Testing Psychologist Podcast, I reflect on nearly nine years of hosting the show and synthesize six core principles that drive long-term clinical excellence and practice sustainability.
599. Recognizing AuDHD: Avoiding Diagnostic Pitfalls in Co-occurring Autism and ADHD w/ Dr. Sara Woods
Click here to read the transcript As clinical evaluators, we frequently encounter cases where diagnostic criteria overlap, leaving us to navigate the complex intersection of co-occurring neurodevelopmental conditions. In this episode, Sara Woods and I explore the emerging construct of AuDHD, examining whether the co-occurrence of Autism Spectrum Disorder and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder represents a distinct phenotypic presentation rather than merely …
598. Business Boost: TextExpander
Today, I’m bringing you another Business Boost episode to highlight a tool that I’ve been using for nearly 10 years: TextExpander.
597. Assessing and Treating Music Performance Anxiety w/ Dr. Dave Juncos
Today, I’m sharing a conversation with psychologist and musician Dave Juncos to explore the nuanced world of music performance anxiety (MPA).