About DR. FREEMAN

NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

Neuropsychologist specializing in dementia, memory disorders, and cognitive aging

Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Licensed Psychologist

Education & Training

Drexel University:

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Clinical Psychology

University of Miami School of Medicine , Mt. Sinai Medical Center – Wien Center for Alzheimer’s Disease:

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology

Clinical Practice & Research

More than 25 years of clinical experience in psychology and neuropsychology.

My clinical work focuses on memory concerns, cognitive decline, and conditions that affect thinking and everyday functioning.

In addition to clinical practice, I have served as a cognitive examiner and rater in pharmaceutical research studies involving Alzheimer’s disease and related conditions.

Areas of Focus:

• Dementia Evaluations
• Mild Cognitive Impairment
• Cognitive Aging
• Diagnostic Clarification
• Neuropsychological Assessments

A Thoughtful Approach

Every evaluation begins with understanding the person, not just the symptoms. Testing is considered alongside medical history, daily functioning, and the questions that prompted the referral.

The goal is to provide objective information that helps clarify cognitive strengths, areas of concern, and factors that may contribute to changes in thinking or memory.