Dr. Han is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist who specializes in providing neuropsychological services for individuals 18+ with acquired brain injuries including TBI/Concussion, stroke, hypoxic/anoxic injuries, epilepsy, neurodegenerative conditions/dementia, other neurological conditions, and/or associated neuropsychiatric conditions such as mood disorders, anxiety, chronic pain, and PTSD. She is passionate about helping her clients adjust, cope, and function effectively in their daily, occupational, and social pursuits. Using a personalized approach, she is committed to understand each client’s unique needs and empower them to work through complex situations within an open, supportive environment to achieve their highest level of functioning and quality of life possible. Dr. Han strives to allow her clients feel heard, as she believes the best care starts with compassion and empathic listening.

 

In addition to clinical services, Dr. Han is also a SEAK-trained consulting neuropsychologist who provides assessments to identify cognitive, behavioral, and emotional changes associated with the neurological/neuropsychiatric conditions. Neuropsychological evaluations can be provided within the context of Independent Medical Evaluations (IME), Worker’s Compensation and Disability Evaluations.

 

Dr. Han received her practicum, internship and post-doctoral fellowship trainings in clinical psychology and neuropsychology at VA Palo Alto Health Care Systems, NYU Langone Rusk Rehabilitation, and MedStar National Rehabilitation Network. She worked in both urban metropolitan and suburban rural areas, serving a variety of clinical populations.

 

Dr. Han is fluent in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. She has a strong passion for improving the accessibility of services for underserved populations. She collaborated with Alzheimer’s Association – National Capital Area and other local nonprofit organizations (CCACC and CACHS) and provided 30+ community education presentations in English and Mandarin to local community groups regarding brain injury and dementia.