Dr. John Fahy, neuropsychologist in Albany, CA, specializing in ADHD, autism, and learning disability assessments
Dr. John (Jack) Fahy provides specialized neuropsychological assessments for children, adolescents, and adults seeking clarity on learning and focus challenges. With over 30 years of experience, he helps families navigate the complexities of identifying conditions such as ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and developmental disorders. His goal is to move beyond just providing a diagnosis, helping families understand the specific strengths and weaknesses of the individual to better reach their full potential.
Using a comprehensive multi-method approach, Dr. Fahy assesses critical areas including attention, reading and learning abilities, executive functions, intelligence, reasoning, and processing speed. He also evaluates emotional health, behavior, and self-concept. His expertise extends to addressing complex needs such as Asperger's Syndrome, traumatic brain injury (TBI), anxiety, and educational and learning disabilities, providing a foundation for effective interventions and coping strategies.
Dr. Fahy offers both in-person and telehealth services from his Albany, CA office, and is currently accepting new clients. He understands the hesitation families may feel regarding the cost and time commitment of neuropsychological testing and provides honest, straightforward guidance to help determine if an assessment is the right next step for your child. Individual sessions are $250, and payment can be made via cash or check.
| Licenses | CA / PSY14056 |
| Additional Qualifications | PhD |
| Age Group | Children (6 to 10) · Preteen · Teen · Adults |
| Attended School | University of Memphis |
| Year Graduated | 1992 |
| Credentials | PhD |
| Payment Methods | Cash · Check |
| Offers Online Sessions | Yes |
| Waitlist Status | Currently accepting new clients |
| Fees | Individual sessions: $250 |
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