About Julie
Julie Landry, PsyD, ABPP, MSCP is a board-certified clinical psychologist and co-founder of NeuroSpark Health, a practice specializing in adult autism and ADHD assessment. Her clinical work focuses on psychological assessment, neurodivergence, relationships, and the mental health and well-being of high-achieving adults. She has particular expertise in assessing autism and ADHD in adults, including individuals who were unrecognized or misdiagnosed earlier in life.
Dr. Landry earned her PsyD in clinical psychology from the Georgia School of Professional Psychology and completed her predoctoral internship at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. She also holds master’s degrees in industrial-organizational psychology and clinical psychopharmacology.
Dr. Landry served as a psychologist in the United States Army, where she treated service members in both deployed and garrison environments. She ultimately served as the psychology consultant to the Army Surgeon General for the Army Reserve. Her clinical experience includes psychological assessment, trauma, depression, relationship concerns, and general adult mental health.
She has provided telehealth-based psychological services since 2014 and has authored book chapters, articles, and professional presentations on telehealth and psychology. Her expertise has also been featured in national media, including TIME and CBS News.
Areas of expertise
Role at Psychology.com
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