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Clinical neuropsychologists are trained in the science of brain-behavior relationships. They assess brain function by making inferences based on an individual’s cognitive, sensorimotor, emotional, and social behavior. The clinical neuropsychologist specializes in the application of assessment and intervention principles based on the scientific study of human behavior across the life span as it relates to normal and abnormal functioning of the central nervous system.
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