Jackie Micklewright

Who might I be a good fit for?

Many of the individuals I evaluate are adults experiencing changes in memory, attention, thinking, problem-solving, or day-to-day functioning. I also work closely with people seeking greater clarity and understanding around cognitive concerns and how they may be affecting daily life.

What are some of the things people commonly bring into evaluations with me?

Referrals often involve concerns related to memory, concentration, concussion, stroke, neurological conditions, cancer, or other complex medical concerns. Some people are looking for answers about changes they have noticed, while others are seeking a better understanding of their cognitive strengths and challenges.

How do I tend to support people?

My approach is collaborative, client-centered, and grounded in neuropsychological assessment. By integrating an understanding of brain-behavior relationships with comprehensive evaluation, I help individuals and families gain meaningful insights and practical recommendations that can support daily functioning, treatment planning, and future decision-making.

What might it feel like to work with me?

I strive to create an experience that feels thoughtful, supportive, and collaborative. My goal is to help people feel informed and understood throughout a process that can sometimes feel uncertain or overwhelming.

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Education & Professional Experience

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Clinical Psychology with specialization in Neuropsychology and Behavioral Neuroscience, Georgia State University
• Pre-Doctoral Internship, Emory University School of Medicine
• Post-Doctoral Residency in Neuropsychology, Mayo Clinic
• Board Certified in Clinical Neuropsychology (ABPP), 2014
• More than 15 years of clinical experience across trauma centers, hospitals, clinics, and private practice
• Specializes in neuropsychological assessment and evaluation of cognitive, neurological, and medical conditions affecting thinking and daily functioning

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