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Every person deserves to be understood
Every person deserves to be understood
The core of Dr. Hamsho's practice is the belief that every person deserves to be understood, not just diagnosed. Her goal is to offer assessments that empower indivudals and families with clarity, confidence, and a path forward.
Services Snapshot
Services Snapshot
Specializing in the psychological testing and assessment of children, adolescents, and young adults* with a focus on neurodivergent profiles.
Autism Evaluations
ADHD Assessments
Learning Concerns and Psychoeducational Testing
Anxiety and Emotional Well-Being
Mood and Emotional Regulation
Behavioral Health
*Assessments of adults of all ages are also offered.
About Dr. Hamsho
About Dr. Hamsho
With over a decade of experience, Dr. Narmene Hamsho is a licensed psychologist and expert in the assessment of neurodivergent youth. As a current university professor and a Principal Investigator of several ongoing research projects, Dr. Hamsho is at the forefront of neurodiversity-affirming assessment practices. Her research has been featured in leading journals and national conferences, and she has helped shape best practices for supporting neurodivergent children in the classroom. Dr. Hamsho specializes in psychological evaluations for neurodivergent youth, combining clinical excellence with a deep understanding of school systems and family needs.
Where Expertise Meets Empathy
Where Expertise Meets Empathy
Dr. Hamsho is one of the only licensed psychologists in the state of New Jersey with a clinically active practice focused on assessment and diagnosis who concurrently serves as a full-time university professor. As a professor, Dr. Hamsho trains the next generation of school psychologists and knows the ins and outs of special education law, teaching graduate coursework on these topics. Dr. Hamsho's practice isn't just guided by research, she creates it! Within her university appointment, Dr. Hamsho leads cutting edge research that informs current standards of practice in the assessment and treatment of neurodivergent youth.
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