About 

Dr. Hahn has extensive experience working with the life-span population and is well-known for her compassionate and warm manner with families and her patients as well as her ability to identify the “missing piece to the puzzle” through her comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations and clinical acumen.

 

Dr. Hahn has developed a collaborative approach with fellow providers (e.g., pediatricians, psychiatrists, neurologists, psychologists, occupational, speech and physical therapists), teachers, Child Study Teams (CST), and attorneys/advocates. As a result, Dr. Hahn’s personalized style of interaction with families and collaboration with providers results in a unique and invaluable experience for her patients. Throughout the span of her career, Dr. Hahn has amassed experience in the clinical diagnosis and treatment (e.g., ABA interventionalist in family homes and community settings) of both adults and children with a variety of neurodevelopmental and acquired conditions including Autism Spectrum Disorder, epilepsy, concussions, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and learning disabilities. She worked in patient clinics and private practices within New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, and Florida.

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During her training at the University of Florida and Yale University as well as in private practices, she specialized in pre- and post-surgical neuropsychological evaluations of pediatric and adult epilepsy patients as well as pediatric cancer patients who were undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Dr. Hahn also provided assessments of learning disorders and developmental disabilities in addition to working in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease Clinics. She is experienced in providing Independent Neuropsychological Evaluations (INEs) for families and school districts. Within the past 10-years, Dr. Hahn chose to specialize in working with the pediatric population, primarily working with children ranging from age 4 through early adulthood.