Tammy Villines, PsyD, is a highly regarded licensed clinical psychologist dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples through a variety of challenges. Earning her doctorate degree in psychology from the American School of Professional Psychology in Washington, D.C. in 2004, she possesses extensive training that includes both pre- and postdoctoral experiences in community mental health centers and neuropsychological practices. Dr. Villines excels in conducting comprehensive neuropsychological assessments and evaluation of individuals with complex medical, developmental, social-emotional, attentional, learning, and genetic disorders. Advocacy for clients in legal, medical, and educational settings is a vital component of her work. She offers individual, couple, and family therapy, employing evidence-based practices and a holistic, integrative approach. With over a decade of experience in supervising doctoral interns in an APA-approved internship program, Dr. Villines focuses on neuropsychological and forensic assessment, educational and legal advocacy, multidisciplinary treatment collaboration, and the intricacies of individual and family therapy.