Dr. Jason Baker specializes in neuropsychological, psychoeducational,
and psychological assessment of children (3+ years old), adolescents,
and adults. He received his Ph.D. from Texas Tech University, and
completed a two-year postdoctoral residency in Clinical
Neuropsychology at the Barrow Neurological Institute (St. Joseph's
Hospital and Medical Center). Dr. Baker is a licensed psychologist in
Arizona.
Dr. Baker has given numerous presentations on topics related to
neuropsychological and psychological assessment and treatment, and
has had several articles published in professional journals. He has
taught both undergraduate and graduate level courses, and was
previously on faculty at Arizona State University and Argosy
University as an adjunct assistant professor.
Dr. Baker has had a great deal of experience in working with children
and adults with neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., ADD/ADHD,
autism-spectrum disorders, learning disorders, and language
disorders), neurological injuries/illnesses, and various emotional
and/or medical difficulties).
and psychological assessment of children (3+ years old), adolescents,
and adults. He received his Ph.D. from Texas Tech University, and
completed a two-year postdoctoral residency in Clinical
Neuropsychology at the Barrow Neurological Institute (St. Joseph's
Hospital and Medical Center). Dr. Baker is a licensed psychologist in
Arizona.
Dr. Baker has given numerous presentations on topics related to
neuropsychological and psychological assessment and treatment, and
has had several articles published in professional journals. He has
taught both undergraduate and graduate level courses, and was
previously on faculty at Arizona State University and Argosy
University as an adjunct assistant professor.
Dr. Baker has had a great deal of experience in working with children
and adults with neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., ADD/ADHD,
autism-spectrum disorders, learning disorders, and language
disorders), neurological injuries/illnesses, and various emotional
and/or medical difficulties).
| Jason J. Baker, Ph.D. Clinical Neuropsychologist |
Dr. Amy Rose is a certified school psychologist and postdoctoral
resident in clinical neuropsychology. Dr. Rose has experience in
the evaluation of children and adolescents with ADHD, pervasive
developmental disorders (e.g., autism-spectrum disorders),
developmental delays, speech/language impairments, traumatic
brain and spinal cord injuries, acute and chronic medical illnesses,
learning disabilities, vision/hearing impairments, and
emotional/behavior problems. She also has experience in working
with adults with these and various other presenting issues.
As a former elementary teacher, Dr. Rose enjoys collaborating with
educators and school teams to foster improved classroom behavior
and performance. Dr. Rose has a special interest in working with
children with medical conditions and chronic illnesses in an effort
to provide helpful recommendations and accommodations to
families, caregivers, and educators; and ensure a supportive and
appropriate educational environment for the child.
resident in clinical neuropsychology. Dr. Rose has experience in
the evaluation of children and adolescents with ADHD, pervasive
developmental disorders (e.g., autism-spectrum disorders),
developmental delays, speech/language impairments, traumatic
brain and spinal cord injuries, acute and chronic medical illnesses,
learning disabilities, vision/hearing impairments, and
emotional/behavior problems. She also has experience in working
with adults with these and various other presenting issues.
As a former elementary teacher, Dr. Rose enjoys collaborating with
educators and school teams to foster improved classroom behavior
and performance. Dr. Rose has a special interest in working with
children with medical conditions and chronic illnesses in an effort
to provide helpful recommendations and accommodations to
families, caregivers, and educators; and ensure a supportive and
appropriate educational environment for the child.
| Amy M. Rose, Psy.D. Postdoctoral Resident Clinical Neuropsychology |
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