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Dr. Brunner is a Tucson, Arizona based psychologist and published expert who has a 20 year track record of clinical excellence, scientific research, teaching, publications, awards and podcast interviews. He uses his advanced psychological training to treat or mentor (career guidance) individual people ages 6 and up. Dr. Brunner is the senior author of a scientifically-advanced measure of anger that has been adapted into fourteen (14) languages worldwide. He is the author of numerous book chapters and scientific journal articles on topics including development, assessment, anger evaluation, and best practices in psychology.
As a PhD Board Licensed Psychologist, Dr. Brunner is considered a certified legal expert in the areas of assessment and evidenced-based treatment. He has served as an expert witness in the legal arena and has been consulted by local and national organizations such as Carondelet Healthcare, the Discovery Channel, Tucson Electric Power, and the Arizona State Board of Nursing.
Dr. Thomas (Tom) Brunner is a Tucson based psychologist and published expert who has a 20 year track record of clinical excellence, scientific research, teaching, publications, awards and podcast interviews. He is the senior author of a psychological measure adapted into 14 languages worldwide, and has written over 250 blogs, many of them have gone viral. He is revolutionizing the field of career guidance with his fresh and trademarked approach that is spreading like wildfire.
What Is Neuropsychology? A Field Built on One Idea: Behavior Reveals the Brain
Most people meet the word “neuropsychology” on a referral slip or in a conversation with a doctor, and most assume it means something about brain
Neuropsychology vs. Neurology vs. Neuropsychiatry: Who You See First Depends on the Symptom
Neurology, neuropsychology, and neuropsychiatry all have “neuro” in the name, all deal with the brain, and all get recommended to people who have noticed something
Neuropsychological Tests: Why There Is No Standard Battery (and How Yours Gets Built)
People who are scheduled for testing often ask the same first question: which tests will I take? The surprising answer is that there is no
Neuropsychological Testing Cost: What the Price Actually Covers (and What Drives It Up)
Ask three clinics what neuropsychological testing costs and you may get three answers that are thousands of dollars apart. That is not a sign that
Clinical Neuropsychology: Why It Measures What a Brain Scan Can’t
If a doctor mentioned clinical neuropsychology to you, you may have pictured a brain scan or a blood test. It is neither. Clinical neuropsychology is
Caffeine and ADHD: Does It Really Help? Dosing, Effects on the ADHD Brain & Alternatives
If you have ADHD, you have probably noticed that coffee hits you a little differently. Maybe it helps you settle and focus, maybe it actually