Faculty

Kathleen C. Barros, PhD
Instructor, Psychiatry
Pediatric Neuropsychologist

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of children and adolescents with complex medical, neurodevelopmental, and psychiatric conditions; pediatric cancer, epilepsy, and traumatic brain injury; communication and language disorders.
  • Research interests: Training and supervision in neuropsychology; feedback on neuropsychological results; program evaluation; cognitive rehabilitation; mild traumatic brain injury.

Karen E. Blackmon, PhD, ABPP-CN
Associate Professor of Psychiatry

  • Clinical interests: Adult neuropsychological evaluations; neurodegenerative disorders; epilepsy; anxiety; neuroinfectious disease and post-infectious disorders.
  • Research interests: Global brain health equity; cross-cultural neuropsychology; healthy aging; multi-modal modeling of accelerated aging using digital cognitive assessments, behavioral sensing, neuroimaging, and biomarkers of inflammaging.

Toni M. Curry, PhD, NCSP
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry
Pediatric Neuropsychologist

  • Clinical interests: Pediatric neuropsychological evaluations; neurodevelopmental disabilities; congenital and genetic disorders; school-based systems support for families; interdisciplinary care.
  • Research interests: The impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on neurodevelopment; fulfillment of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA, 2004) within virtual school contexts; test development.

Anna C. Graefe, PhD
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry and Neurology

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of adults with neurological and complex medical conditions; epilepsy; cognitive rehabilitation
  • Research interests: Psychosocial and functional outcomes following epilepsy surgery; cognitive rehabilitation; self-management interventions for epilepsy

Jonathan D. Lichtenstein, PsyD, MBA
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, and The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Director, Neuropsychology
Director, Pediatric Neuropsychology
Director, Sports Neuropsychology
Associate Director, Clinical Neuropsychology Training Program

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of children and adolescents; sports neuropsychology; concussion management; interdisciplinary medicine; autism spectrum disorders
  • Research interests: Assessment and factors of recovery in sport-related concussion; pediatric performance validity testing; program evaluation; children living with HIV; neuropsychological assessment across cultures; cognitive and social effects of cancer and its treatments; supported employment

Grant G. Moncrief, PsyD, ABPP-CN
Assistant Professor, Psychiatry
Staff Neuropsychologist at New Hampshire Hospital

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of adult medical and psychiatric populations, schizophrenia, cognitive interventions
  • Research interests: Epilepsy; neuropsychological functioning; surgical outcomes; functional connectivity; intracarotid amobarbital test (i.e., Wada testing); cognitive interventions, cannabis use

Robert M. Roth, PhD, ABPP-CN
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Director, Adult Neuropsychology
Director, Clinical Neuropsychology Training Program

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of psychiatric and complex neuropsychiatric disorders; movement disorders; deep brain stimulation
  • Research interests: Assessment, etiology and treatment of executive dysfunction in psychiatric and neurological disorders (e.g., movement disorders, schizophrenia, addictions); Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection (PASC); subjective cognitive dysfunction; test development

Heather A. Wishart, PhD
Associate Professor, Psychiatry and Neurology
Director, Brain Imaging Laboratory
Director, Cancer Center Neuropsychology Program

  • Clinical interests: Neuropsychology of medical disorders including multiple sclerosis and cancer; tele-neuropsychology
  • Research interests: Genetic predictors of cognitive outcomes in multiple sclerosis and glioma; structural and functional brain imaging in multiple sclerosis; online and tablet-based methods for cognitive screening; connection between lifestyle factors and cognition; cognitive rehabilitation