Find a Spanish-Speaking Neuropsychologist

Phone: 787-209-1820

Phone: 202-518-5900

I am bilingual in English and Spanish, have lived in Latin America and worked in Latino communities in the US for 25 years. I have taught cross-cultural psychology, have been a diversity trainer. I have a postdoctoral certification in neuropsychology from Fielding Graduate University.

Phone: 787-728-7775

Born, live and work in Puerto Rico

Phone: 787-415-5872

Phone: 787-792-9991

Spanish is my first language

Phone: 787-454-1006

Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Puerto Rico. Completed postdoctoral training in Pediatric Neuropsychology and Autism Spectrum Disorders at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC.

Phone: 787-599-7167

I live in Puerto Rico, so my first language is Spanish and my second language is English. I completed my Ph.D. training in Puerto Rico. I'm doing my post doc in Neuropsychology in Fielding Graduate University at Chicago, IL. Currently, I'm doing my practice with Hispanic children in Puerto Rico Medical Center Hospital.

Phone: 787-763-2660

Spanish is my vernacular, and I have practiced clinical psychology in Puerto Rico since 1974, clinical neuropsychology since 1987

I am originally from Mexico and Spanish was my first language. I immigrated to the US as a child and as such have had to consistently practice my Spanish. I received supervision for both therapy and neuropsychological assessment in Spanish during my internship. I continue to expand my ability to use professional (versus social) Spanish through readings. I have extensive training in cross-cultural and Latina/o psychology through my graduate program and research focusing on Latina/o concerns. I have conducted literature reviews in order to develop a didactic seminar during my post-doc on multicultural/multilingual NP assessment. I do not consider myself an expert in this area and am constantly seeking experiences where I can improve my skills.

Phone: 949-837-3385

Aside from being bicultural (Latino, Asian-American),my professional experiences and training has always focused on diverse populations. I have presented on cultural diversity issues, related to neuropsychology. I am past chair of the Culture and Diversity Committee for the National Academy of Neuropsychology. My practice sees Latinos from various parts of the world. When Spanish is the primary language, I involve colleagues(culturally competent psychologists) as part of the examination process.

ABPP-APN

Phone: 619-284-3729

I grew up in Mexico City and obtained my first degree and license in psychology there (Universidad Iberoamericana). I continue to live and work in Spanish on a daily basis.

Phone: 310-863-6199

Phone: 619-543-5048

I am a native Spanish speaker and a balanced English-Spanish bilingual, by most accounts. I conduct research on cross-cultural applications of neuropsychological assessment and I am closely involved in the adaptation and norming of NP tests for use with Spanish speakers (from the US-Mexico border region). I am principal investigator of an NIMH-funded 5-year grant to study the cognitive and functional consequences of HIV infection in Spanish speakers, the goal of which has been to explore the utility and standardize a battery of direct-observation measures of activities of daily living.

http://psychiatry.ucsd.edu/faculty/MCherner.html

Phone: 310-206-9326

I am a balanced bilingual/bicultural Mexican-American who grew up in a small bordertown with Mexico. My dissertation focused on the cultural determinants of category learning, and my most recent publications specifically address issues in cultural neuropsychology. I closely follow the literature and have completed formal coursework in cultural neuropsychology, and have given lectures and seminars on these topics. I trained at UCSD & UCLA with bilingual neuropsychologists at the predoctoral, internship, and postdoctoral levels. I am committed to providing ethical and state of the art services to my community both as a clinician and researcher.

Phone: 415-457-3451

Born and raised in Buenos Aires Argentina.

ABPN

http://www.sdpsyd.com

Phone: 818-362-5454

"over 25 years of working with Latino individuals both monolingual and bilingual

Phone: 408-358-0137

Bicultural Clinician: Salvadoran/European-American; Ability to speak, read, and write the Spanish language with native fluency.

http://www.drtazeau.com

Phone: 415-252-7522, x 3

Phone: 858-405-0673

I am a native Spanish speaker and learned English 20 years ago. I completed my elementary and high school education in Mexico and all my college and doctoral work in the United States. My cultural knowledge comes from growing up in Mexico, cultural diversity training obtained at the SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, and academic and clinical work experience with various ethnic and cultural groups in the San Diego county.

Born and raised in Mexico City. Live in Mexico part time. Have co-authored one book chapter on assessing Hispanics in the USA, a peer-reviewed article on the influence of culture on cognition, and other articles reporting studies on children and adult Latinos. In my forensic practice I have given testimony as a cultural expert.

Phone: 408-266-5800

Fluently bilingual (Spanish / English). PhD UCLA 1982, Post Doctoral Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center 1983, Practice in this area since 1983, emphasizing psychological / neuropsychological assessment.

Phone: 626-308-0589

Currently 3rd year student. PostDoctoral Re specialization in Neuropsychology 180 hrs of supervision Completed Speak Spanish Born In El Salvador 1967 Raised in the United States 1975 migrated to U.S

Phone: 626-331-6999

Phone: 916-444-8012

I have been a neuropsychologist since 1972 and have conducted thousands of evaluations. Presently, I conduct neuropsychological evaluations for English and Spanish-speaking injured patients who have claims before the California Workers' Compensation system. As a non-Spanish speaking Panel QME or AME, I interview all Spanish-speaking applicants through an interpreter. However, I employ-retain only Spanish-speaking neuropsychologists for the actual assessment of Hispanic persons. I also provide extensive training in process neuropsychological testing, which is applicable to assessment of both English and Spanish-speaking patients and have developed extensive test batteries for both language groups that have proved effective in examining patients referred for neuropsychological assessment.

Phone: 415-627-9095

Learned Spanish in school, as a foreign exchange student in Spain, and living in Guatemala after college. Bilingual, I sought training in cross cultural neuropsychological training throughout my education, and have kept it up since then.

I have experience and training in conducting clinical evaluations and psychotherapy with Spanish-speaking and bilingual Hispanic patients. Training received at the Bilingual Treatment Program, Bellevue Hospital, and the NYU Comprehensive Epilepsy Center. Research interests in the neuropsychological assessment of Hispanics. I am Cuban American, born in Miami, FL. Spanish is my native (first) language. Fluency maintained through study and conversation.

I learned Spanish as an adult through immersion. I have recieved formal clnical training experiences (conducting therapy sessions, supervision, didactic trainings, and in-vivo supervision) in Spanish since 2006. My doctoral level research has explored the implications of psychological and neuropsychological assessment with the monolingual Spanish speaking population.

Phone: 800-650-7484

Born and raised in Spain, in USA since 1980's, working with monolingual hispanics since 1988.

Completed pre and post doc neuropsych training in neuropsychology with Spanish speaking patients

I am a native spanish speaker born in the Dominican Republic. I have been interested in ecological perspectives since my master's program. My doctoral program emphasized multicultural psychology and neuropsychological assessment. I completed a predoctoral internship in neuropsychology. I completed 3 years of neuropsychological postdocs. I have been working as a neuropsychologist providing some services to latinos since 2004.

Phone: 415-399-1194

Phone: 310-455-1586

Phone: 831-771-8514

I have obtained bachelors degrees in languages: Spanish and German. As an adjunct instructor, for one academic year I taught Spanish at a four year college. I completed my Doctor of Psychology degree (Psy.D.) in 2006. I have worked for the past four years bilingually in a clinic for at-risk young children with prenatal exposure to teratogens and/or trauma before and/or after birth (predominantly 0-6 years of age) providing assessment, treatment, and advocacy, while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team.

Phone: 626-449-2484

Spanish is my first language; I have conducted research and published in this field since 1989.

Phone: 303-824-0132

I lived and studied in Spain for two years and have traveled extensively in Mexico. I worked as a bilingual teacher in the public schools for five years and as a bilingual school psychologist for two years. I have also taught bilingual assessment at the university level. For the past 10 years half of my practice has consisted of conducting evaluations with Spanish speakers.

Phone: 303-964-5261

I am a Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Regis University, as well as a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist with a neuropsychology practice in which I evaluate many Spanish speakers. I'm a bicultural Latino-American and a native Spanish speaker. I have taught courses on cultural diversity,conducted neuropsychology research with Latino populations and published on ethnic minorities in neuropsychology. I have also done teaching and research in neuropsychology at universities in Peru and Brazil.

ABPP-CN

Phone: 303-478-7140

My first language is Spanish -- I am an immigrant from Uruguay, S.A. I am qualified through both personal experience as well as my main focus of study has been in the area of culture. My Masters thesis was on acculturation and my dissertation was on clinical judgment/neuropsychology/Hispanics. Prior to my Ph.D. in 2005, I performed Spanish language assessments for approximately 10 years under the supervision of a psychologist

Phone: 719-546-4335

I am bilingual and have had an interest in cross cultural assessment. I continue to attend training in neuropsychology to maintain my skills, especially towards monolingual patients. As assistant director of an internship program in psychology/neuropsychology (rotation), I place an emphasis on diversity issues as we perform assessments on our forensic population.

Phone: 860-545-7945

I am bilingual and majored in Spanish and studied abroad in Costa Rica in college. I have always had an interest in cross cultural assessment and have conducted bilingual neuropsychological assessments since 2001. I have engaged in continuing education in Spanish as well as in cross-cultural assessment.

ABPP-CN

Phone: 203-764-9188

Phone: 860-321-7658

I am tri-lingual and have spoken Italian, Spanish, and English all my life. I am a Clinical neuropsychologist.I have extensive knowledge of the publications on neuropsychology of Hispanics and have tested in Spanish since the beginning of my career in 1995. My cultural knowledge stems from living in Venezuela, Italy, and Miami.

Phone: 305-651-0510

I am a native Spanish speaker. I was born and raised in Peru.

Phone: 954-893-7829

Phone: 954-927-9555

I grew up speaking both Spanish and English in my home and come from a multi-cultural background in which my parents spoke 5 to 7 languages. I received internship training at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center where I provided ongoing evaluation and treatment to primarily Spanish Speaking patents. I have continued to provide ongoing treatment and neuropsychological evaluatiion to Spanish Speakers of various cultural backgrounds including Cuba, Central America, South America, Mexico and Puerto Rico. I have been involved with HNS as one of the original members when the organization began 25 years ago and have continued to receive ongoing education and training in cross cultural and neuropsychological assessment of Spanish speakers.

Phone: 305-215-5960

I completed 2 years of Post Doctoral Training in Neuropsychology (1994-1996). I am an Associate Professor in Psychiatry and teach neuropsychology in an APA accredited pre-doctoral internship and to post doctoral fellows. I conduct evaluations with South and Central American Hispanics, including Cubans. I am bilingual and bicultural.

Phone: 407-621-2623

I provide cross-cultural evaluation services in French and am a member of INS Liasion committee. I am a member of NAN Culture & Diversity committee, and am working with guidance at creating a more culturally/linguistically appropriate service for bilingual individuals at the VA. I am a past President of the FL Psychological Assn Neuropsychology Division and education of providers and assistance in locating bilingual neuropsychologists to conduct these evaluations was my platform. The issue of cross cultural assessment is a long standing interest and area of advocacy for me and I have attended many continuing education events on this topic.

Spanish is first & primary language. Co-investigator in NIH-funded grants (assessment & treatment of Spanish-speaking elderly with mild cognitive impairment & early Alzheimer's disease).

Phone: 407-303-7991

Spanish was my first language and I predominantly spoke Spanish at home and in my community during my childhood in Miami, Fl. I also took formal coursework in Spanish during high school and college. I have received formalized coursework and supervision in cross-cultural assessment with children and adults at all levels of my training. I have also received supervision and clinical experience abroad at the University of Malaga in Spain. I am currently investigating the role of parental acculturation on pediatric neuropsychological measures, as well as the influence of bilingualism and cultural variables on epilepsy surgery outcomes. I am familiar with the scientific literature on Hispanic neuropsychology and tests/norms available in Spanish. I am committed to ensuring that monolingual Spanish speakers and bilinguals have access to neuropsychological services and advanced neuroimaging techniques.

Phone: 305-751-8626, x7292

I was born and raised in Cuba and naturally my primary language is Spanish. I then moved to the U.S. at the age of 13 and have resided in Miami, which is predominantly Hispanic, ever since. I did all my neuropsychology training at Jackson Memorial Hospital which is our public county hospital and there I mainly treated Hispanics from all over Latin America and the Caribbean. I consider myself fluent in Spanish and regularly conduct neuropsychological evaluationsin Spanish, provide therapy in Spanish, and provide talks for theAlzheimer's Association in Spanish.

Cross cultural training, Graduate of APA division 40 bilingual neuropsychology internship program at UM

Phone: 305-348-2750

ABPN

Phone: 321-841-3820

I was born in Cuba and raised in Miami Spanish is my first language and I learned English during elementary school. Throughout my training I have been the only Spanish-speaking student/intern/postdoctoral fellow available to provide neuropsychological assesment, psychotherapy, and cognitive rehabilitation to Spanish-speaking patients. These experiences increased my awareness to the lack of resources available to the Hispanic population not only in south Florida, but also throughout the country. I strive to provide the bilingual services and become a helpful resource to the Hispanic community.

Phone: 312-341-6380

Cuban-American, native Spanish speaker. Trained in testing at Loyola University Chicago; neuropsychology under Dr. Joseph Bleiberg, then Director of Psychology at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. Personal multicultural background; instructor of cultural diversity in testing courses as well as through a course in cultural diversity at Roosevelt. Have co-taught the cultural diversity course in Guatemala.

Native English/Spanish speaker and specific training in assessment with Spanish speakers throughout school and all training sites and early career positions. Doctoral project was specific to test construction in Spanish vs. translation from English to Spanish.

Phone: 312-942-5932

I am originally from Uruguay and moved to the United States to pursue higher education in neuropsychology at age 21 years. Through the course of my doctoral studies in clinical psychology and my post-doctoral training in neuropsychology I have gained extensive knowledge of the literature in neuropsychology of Hispanics. In my position as an Assistant Professor in the Neuropsychology Section of the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Rush University Medical Center about 30% of my clinical practice has been with Spanish-speakers. My research focuses on understanding cognitive decline in elderly Hispanics. I have given a number of presentations and workshops on this topic in the United States and Latin America.

I am bilingual/bicultural, having been raised by my Cuban mother and Peruvian father. Though I am fluent in both Spanish and English, I would not call myself competent in cross-cultural neuropsychological assessment - yet; I'm considering specializing in this area and would like to have access to resources on this topic. Currently, I hold a certificate in neuropsychological assessment from my Ph.D. graduate program. Though I am currently pursuing my licensing hours in a part-time post-doc clinical psychology placement (where I provide psychotherapy in English and Spanish), I hope to eventually pursue specialist training via a neuropsych post doc in the future (once my young children reach grade school age). In the meantime, I'm seeking resources, societies/organizations, relevant literature, and opportunities for CE classes or seminars in cross-cultural neuropsychology.

Phone: 210-623-0874

I learned Spanish in Mexico 20 years ago and have used it professionally and socially ever since. I have taken graduate level courses in Spanish at Universidad de las Americas in Mexico. With a Master's degree in Linguistics I am a conscientious language learner and observer. I often read or ask questions in front of a native speaker to receive feedback. I have been told I have little or no accent. Through reading and cultural exchanges, I have acquired a good deal of knowledge about many historical, political and social issues that affect Central and South America as well as Latinos in the United States. This has informed therapeutic interventions as well as clinical evaluations. I have participated in the development and publication of several Spanish measures, including consensus based adaptations of test measures into Spanish. More recently, given a change in patient population from mono-lingual to bi-lingual, I have been investigating the effects of bilingualism on cognition.

Phone: 847-971-5915

I was raised in a bilingual home, was raised for many years in Puerto Rico, and have been working with the monolingual and bilingual Hispanic population for over 20 years.

Phone: 312-879-1111

Director of Neuropsychology at Cook County 1983-1993; supervised and administered evaluations in many languages; Perform clinical and forensic IME evaluations routinely with English-speaking, Bilingual and monolingual Hispanic patients.

ABN, ABPP

I majored in Spanish in college and studied abroad in Spain for a semester. I chose a graduate program in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in Latino Mental Health. course. I am currently a post-doctoral fellow at UMass and have begun seeing Latino patients for neuropsychological evaluations.

Phone: 508-655-6970

Spanish is my native language. I am a Licensed Psychologist (MA) and a Nationally Certified School Psychologist.

Phone: 617-949-1252

I have been providing evaluations in English and Spanish for the past >25 years here in Boston, first at MGH and then at Spaulding Rehab. Hospital, as well as for the VA Hospitals, schools, Mass Rehab. Commission, and in forensic settings.

http://www.kaaren-bekken.com

Phone: 313-516-3734

Spanish is my first language. My educational and clinical training has included conducting neuropsychological evaluation on Spanish speaking populations in Los Angeles, New York, Boston, and Detroit. Currently I am a staff neuropsychologist at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, MI. My specialty is in neurodegenerative dementias, movement disorders, and presurgical epilepsy.

Phone: 507-218-5599

I received bilingual training in my graduate studies at the Ponce School of Medicine in Puerto Rico, where I lived and studied for four years. In Puerto Rico I conducted psychotherapy and psychological assessment with monolingual Hispanic children and adults. I received neuropsychological training in the US and Canada where, as the only Spanish speaker, I provided assessment services for Spanish speaking clientele. I have been successful in convincing the institutions I have worked at to acquire culturally adequate testing materials and norms. I have also guest lectured for courses on cross-cultural therapy and assessment with Hispanics to undergraduate and graduate students. I was born in Mexico, and have lived in Chile.

Phone: 176-62-10

For different reasons, all my studies, including medicine, have been in English and Spanish. The city where I live is a marina where there is a large community of individuals from the United States. and Canadians.

as a cognitive rater and in good clinical practices

Phone: 919-668-1269

I have received training in neuropsychological evaluation of both English and Spanish speakers.

I attended Carlos Albizu University, was trained by Dr. Alfredo Ardilla, Dr. Roselli and completed my practicum and dissertation with Dr. D. Loewenstein in Mount Sinai. I am fluent in Spanish and English (raised in P.R.). I was trained and completed NP evaluations in Spanish and English.

Phone: 910-509-9371

Dr. Puente is Professor of Psychology at UNCW and maintains a clinical neuropsychology practice. He is the author of 8 books and over 160 scientific and professional articles. He is Past-President of several organizations including the North Carolina Psychological Association, National Academy of Neuropsychology and Division of 40 of APA (and Council Representative). Dr. Puente was APA’s representative to the AMA’s Current Procedural Terminology panel for 15 years and is now on the Editorial Panel of the CPT.

ABPN

Phone: 973-324-8454

Studied Spanish language through immersion program in Spain as well as formally through coursework during college and graduate school. Received extensive training and mentorship in conducting psychotherapy and neuropsychological evaluations in Spanish. Currently conducting neuropsychology research in Spanish.

Phone: 775-323-6766

My first language was Spanish, the primary language in my childhood home was Spanish, and I learned English when I commenced school. Having obtained my Ph.D. in 1986, I have been conducting psychotherapy and evaluations of Spanish-speaking individuals from 1986 to the present. I have an extensive knowledge of literature/research on psychotherapy, intellectual assessment, psychoeducational assessment, and neuropsychological assessment of Spanish-speaking individuals. As a former Director of Training for psychology interns at the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System (1988-1998, for a decade I provided lectures and supervision to interns in the area of cross-cultural psychology. From 1996 to the present, my practice has focused upon forensic evaluation of English and Spanish-speaking individuals. I have conducted over 1000 evaluations of Latino individuals.

APA, Nevada Psychological Association, American Board of Psychological Specialties

Phone: 914-725-6902

Portuguese is my native language. I have studied Spanish in Brazil. I am a certified bilingual evaluator by the New York City Board of Education. I took a written and oral exam in both language( Hunter College). I have been working with Spanish speaking patients for over 15 years.

Phone: 718-475-3715

Phone: 212-951-4545

Established the first parish-based bilingual Psychological Services Center in the archdiocese of Miami. The Center provided individuals and families (90% Hispanic) with free psychiatric, psychological, social work support and community referral and treatment services. Dr. Shea is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine at Rusk Institute, a division of the New York University Langone Medical Center. Prior to his present work with tick-borne and immunological disorders, he was Assistant Director of the NYU Brain Injury Day Treatment Program. Dr. Shea is also President of Neuropsychological Evaluation and Treatment Services, P.C. with offices in New York City and Quincy, Massachusetts. His practice focuses on tick-borne diseases, traumatic brain injury, chronic illness, trauma and disaster management and provides cognitive remediation and psychotherapy to individuals and families. Dr. Shea has served as an organizational consultant to national and international corporations on human resources, administrative and executive training and development, trauma response and health care issues. His clients have included both political and public institutions such as the United Nations Development Program.

Phone: 516-466-7077

I employ many bi-lingual psychologists. I am the owner of a large psychology practice; we treat and evaluate Hispanic patients.

Phone: 212-241-3689

I took 8 years of Spanish language course work in high school and college and lived for a semester in Spain where I took course work in Spanish and resided with a local family. Additionally took continuing education in Spanish language education studying abroad in Peru in 2005 and course work at local facility in 2006.

ABPP-CN

Phone: 646-721-3514

I was born in Venezuela, and completed college with a degree and a license in Psychology. Later, I also completed a Master's degree in clinical psychology at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, in Mexico City. All my undergraduate and master's practica was done serving monolingual Spanish speaking clients. All throughout my doctoral studies at Lehigh University in PA, as well as during my internship and felloship in clinical neuropsychology at Bellevue Hospital Center in NYC, as well as during my post-doctoral practica, my client population has been between 40-50% Spanish speaking.

Phone: 503-568-5855

I was born and raised in (Valencia, Venezuela). Most of my education all the way to University was in Spanish. I have have been conducting evaluations in Spanish in schools and other practicum settings. I have extensive knowledge of the literature on neuropsychology of Hispanics. My cultural knowledge comes from living most of my life in Venezuela and ongoing therapeutic connections with the Hispanic community in the US. I would like to teach neuropsychology in Spanish once I finish my doctorate training. I am conducting a cross-cultural research project in Nicaragua in may 2009, and look forward to serve the Hispanic community as a Neuropsychologist in the future.

Phone: 814-235-5588

I was born in Santiago de Cuba and have been involved in training, clinical practice and research in cross cultural psychology/neuropsychology throughout my professional career.

Phone: 512-934-7858

I grew up in Venezuela. Spanish was my first, and predominant, language until I was 17. I taught school in bilingual classrooms for 11 years and was a bilingual School Psychologist for 5 years. Doctoral training included courses that addressed multicultural psychology, assessment, and therapy. I teach/supervise Specialist and Doctoral level students at Texas State and the University of Texas at Austin in bilingual evaluation, neuropsychology, and multicultural psychotherapy. I am currently building a bilingual School Psychology program at Texas State. I seek out continuing education opportunities in cross cultural assessment and therapy at conferences and through local venues.

Phone: 972-241-9334

I am Spanish/English bilingual and have been providing services to individuals and their families in Spanish for over 10 years. I received advanced training in the cognitive assessment and rehabilitation of individuals of heterogeneous ethno-cultural and linguistic backgrounds through Carlos Albizu University, in Miami and internship and residency at Jackson Memorial Medical Center/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. I am now working at Pate Rehabilitation on a bilingual team that provides services exclusively to individuals Hispanic origin and their families.

http://www.paterehab.com

Phone: 210-614-3011

Spanish is my first language, my family is Mexican, and I have been conducting Spanish neuropsychological assessment and therapy for over 15 years.

Phone: 713-798-8678

Spanish is my native language. I have been mentored in the neurocognitive assessment of primarily and bilingual Spanish speakers. I have taken courses in this field and currently conduct research on the health disparity in neuropsychology for the Spanish-speaking community of the United States.

ABPP-CN

Phone: 210-823-1477

I am currently in a postdoctoral fellowship in Palliative Care with a minor in neuropsychological testing. I conduct neuropsychological testing in English to Hispanic/Latino veterans (English speaking) at the VA in San Antonio, TX. Prior to obtaining my doctorate, I worked in the field of Gerontology, specifically Latino Aging. My doctoral training included both extensive coursework with a multicultural emphasis. My clinical training included work on Spanish speaking therapy teams with live supervision and using reflecting teams. Most of my practicum sites in San Antonio, TX included therapy with Spanish speaking populations.

Phone: 214-597-3641

I am a Clinical Neuropsychologist, first generation American from Ecuador. I am fluent in English and Spanish. I have received training in cross-cultural assessment and treatment from an APA accredited doctoral program, and completed a post-doctoral residency in which I primarily evaluated Spanish-speakers.

Phone: 713-799-6990

I am a native Spanish speaker and consider myself bi-cultural. I have diverse training in neuropsychological assessment, including assessment of Spanish speakers. I am currently a staff neuropsychologist at The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research (TIRR) Memorial Hermann in Houston, Texas.

Phone: 909-658-5483

I've been bilingual (Spanish-English) for most of my life as I was born in El Salvador and immigrated to the US when I was 10. Thus I am able to speak, understand and write both languages well. I have always been interested in multicultural issues in psychology including neuropsychological evaluation of Spanish speaking individuals. I have had the opportunity to work with Dr. Marcel Ponton and have learned about conducting clinical interviews as well as providing neuropsychological assessments in Spanish to Spanish speaking individuals.

Phone: 801-718-4184

I'm fluent in English and Spanish. I lived in Latin America for 3-1/2 years and was totally immersed in various cultures (Dominican Republic, most South American countries). Also, I grew up in the Central Coast area of California and interacted constantly with migrant farmworkers (mostly from Mexico) and Mexican-Americans. During the course of my graduate studies (both at masters level as well as Ph.D.), I worked with Spanish language speakers providing psychotherapy. As part of my Ph.D. program, I sought out and received formal training in psychoeducational and neuropsychological assessments utilizing Spanish language materials. Although I have formal training and conducted some psychoeducational and neuropsychological assessments in Spanish, I'd like to gain more experience and expertise in the area.

http://wellnesswithdrkaren.com/

Phone: 786-295-3609

As a Hispanic woman of Puerto Rican descent, I was raised in a bilingual household and experienced hispanic culture while growing up in the US. I have expanded my cultural knowledge through my travels to other hispanic countries including Spain. My doctoral training was focused on culturally sensitive practices in the multicultural city of Miami, Florida. Further, practicum and internship training consisted of cross-cultural training in neuropsychological assessment/evaluation and therapeutic practices of children and adolescents.

Phone: 509-457-4481

Bilingual since youth, trained in neuropsychology.

Phone: 206-948-3652

I was born in Lima, Peru to an American mother and Peruvian father and learned both English and Spanish at the same time. I was the Director of Social Work Services at Miami Children's Hospital from 1973 to 1987. I opened a bilingual/bi-cultural private practice in Bellevue and Federal Way and I am on insurance panels as a bilingual/bi-cultural practitioner. I am also one of 3 native Spanish speaking sex offender treatment providers under the supervision of Sally Wing, Ph.D. I am currently a Psy.D. Candidate.

Phone: 360-255-2505 x101

I have learned Spanish as an adult through immersion and have been conducting evaluations in Spanish since 1996 after 2 years of living and teaching in Costa Rica. I have extensive knowledge of the literature on neuropsychology of Hispanics and an extensive collection of tests and norms in Spanish. My cultural knowledge comes from living and teaching in many parts of Latin America and Spain and from ongoing connections with Hispanic communities in the US. I teach neuropsychology in Spanish, I teach cross-cultural psychology, and I have published articles on cross-cultural neuropsychology.

ABPP-CN

Phone: 509-966-2961

Formal training in graduate school in cross-cultural issues. Training on internship and postdocs in cross-cultural assessment.

I have extensive knowledge of the publications on neuropsychology of Hispanics and have tested in Spanish