Dr. Nicole Brundige, Ph.D.,
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Brundige is a licensed clinical psychologist whose primary focus is neuropsychological
assessment. She earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology with an additional concentration in
Neuropsychology in 2022, after which she completed a post-doctoral fellowship in
Neuropsychology. Although she evaluates adults and teens above age 16 with a breadth of
referral questions, she specializes in the assessment of neurocognitive and neurodevelopmental
disorders.
Originally from Saratoga, NY, Dr. Brundige earned her Bachelor’s degree in
Psychology nearby at SUNY Albany. She then earned her Master’s degree in Research
Psychology with a concentration in Health Psychology at the University of Hartford while
working for the University of Connecticut Medical School in research on preventing substance
use in children. Post-graduation, Dr. Brundige worked in research at the Alzheimer’s Disease
Research Center of Case Western Reserve University Medical School and University Hospitals
of Cleveland, OH.
Her experiences there inspired her to continue her graduate education at
Northeastern University in Boston, MA, where she earned her Master’s in Counseling
Psychology before achieving her Master’s and doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology at
Fielding Graduate University. She received the majority of her doctoral-level training in
psychological and neuropsychological assessment under Dr. Sasheen Hazel’s supervision in
Quincy, MA. As a result of her own dissertation research regarding people with Alzheimer’s
disease and past work with this population, her long-term plan includes teaching familial
caregivers and peer professionals how to preserve communicative capacities in people with AD.