Dr. Davis is a licensed psychologist in the state of Nevada. She specializes in the neuropsychological assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of infants, children, and adolescents with a variety of mental health and neurodevelopmental concerns. She also offers therapy, training, and supportive services for their families.
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Dr. Rachel E. Davis earned her Ph.
D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Nevada Las Vegas where she received generalist training in providing psychological services to adults and children with a variety of mental health and neurodevelopmental disorders.
She completed her internship through the Nevada Psychological Association Training Consortium while at Touro Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities where she focused on pediatric neuropsychology.
She went on to complete her postdoctoral training at UNLV's Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders where she continued to focus on pediatric neuropsychology and Autism under the supervision of Dr. Julie Beasley.
D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Nevada Las Vegas where she received generalist training in providing psychological services to adults and children with a variety of mental health and neurodevelopmental disorders.
She completed her internship through the Nevada Psychological Association Training Consortium while at Touro Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities where she focused on pediatric neuropsychology.
She went on to complete her postdoctoral training at UNLV's Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders where she continued to focus on pediatric neuropsychology and Autism under the supervision of Dr. Julie Beasley.
When your child struggles, early diagnosis and treatment can result in optimal outcomes.
As your child grows, periodic re-assessment assists in monitoring treatment progress and fine-tuning recommendations.
Therefore, Dr. Davis currently offers assessment and diagnostic services for children 12 months to 22 years old.
Dr. Davis conducts developmental, psychoeducational, Independent Educational Evaluations (IEE), and neuropsychological assessments.
She recognizes that each child exhibits a unique combination of strengths and challenges, which requires careful consideration in order to provide the most useful recommendations for therapies and other treatments.
As your child grows, periodic re-assessment assists in monitoring treatment progress and fine-tuning recommendations.
Therefore, Dr. Davis currently offers assessment and diagnostic services for children 12 months to 22 years old.
Dr. Davis conducts developmental, psychoeducational, Independent Educational Evaluations (IEE), and neuropsychological assessments.
She recognizes that each child exhibits a unique combination of strengths and challenges, which requires careful consideration in order to provide the most useful recommendations for therapies and other treatments.
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