Clinical Neuropsychologist

Brandon F. Heimberg, PsyD

California Board of Psychology: PSY33820

New York State: Psychology #062737

National Register of Health Service Psychologists: 68256

CEO/Founder, Heimberg Neuropsychology - Psychological Testing Inc.

Medical Staff, Motion Picture & Television Fund

Dr. Brandon Heimberg is a California and New York licensed psychologist and UCLA/VAIHCS-trained neuropsychologist. His extensive expertise encompasses treating a wide range of conditions, including Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI), and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Dr. Heimberg is not only adept at providing comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations, evidence-based psychotherapy, and executive functioning (EF) coaching, he also offers specialized consultative services across diverse professional fields

His clinical prowess is complemented by a robust neuropsychology training background, including training at UCLA and the VA Illiana Healthcare System, consistent with APA Division 40 and the Houston Guidelines - the highest standards of training in neuropsychology. Dr. Heimberg's approach to patient care is both meticulous and holistic, ensuring that each individual's unique needs are met with the utmost care and precision.

Dr. Heimberg is certified in administering gold-standard diagnostic tools such as the Clinical Assessment for PTSD Symptoms-5 (CAPS-5) for PTSD and the Autism Diagnostic Observation Scale, 2nd Edition (ADOS-II) for Autism Spectrum Disorder, which he pairs with the most up to date neuropsychological measures to form his diagnostic and clinical impressions. Dr. Heimberg is also trained in micro and subtle expression recognition by the Paul Ekman Group. His multifaceted expertise has not only made him a valuable asset in clinical settings but also an insightful consultant in various professional environments.

Dr. Heimberg’s goal is to provide patients, families, medical and legal professionals with the “what is happening” and “what can we do about it,” ensuring the highest standard of quality care.