Thomas J. Farrer, PhD, ABPP

Board-Certified Clinical Neuropsychologist

Bridging research and practice in neuropsychology and clinical neuroscience.

Overview of Services

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    Records Review

    Turn complex medical and neuropsychological assessments and records into clear summaries, providing insights, reviews, and materials for case preparation.

    Areas of Expertise:

    Comprehensive Analysis, Objective Assessments, Case Summaries

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    Consultation

    Enhance case strategy with expert neuropsychological analysis, clear testimony, and reliable second-opinion evaluations.

    Areas of Expertise:

    Dementia Prevention and Brain Health Consultation, Expert Opinion, Strategic Guidance, Testimony Preparation, Expert Witness Services, Literature Review, Second Opinion Consultation

Expert Neuropsychology Assessment and Guidance

Dr. Thomas J. Farrer, PhD, ABPP, is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist specializing in the cognitive impact of neurological and medical conditions in adults. With extensive clinical and academic experience, he provides expert insights and evidence-based guidance for patients, families, and legal professionals.

My mission is to deliver clinical expertise and services related to neurocognitive function for legal clients, patients, and family members who need it most.

Licenses/Affiliations: Licensed in Idaho, Washington,
and North Carolina

Publications &
Scholarly Works

In my research and publications, I explore how medical, psychological, neurological, and environmental factors shape cognitive functioning across the lifespan. I examine both reversible and progressive causes of cognitive change, offering guidance for assessment, diagnosis, and intervention.

These works also address best practices for evaluating decision‑making capacity within clinical and legal contexts. Several provide practical tools for clinicians that connect research to real‑world practice. Together, this body of scholarship advances an understanding of cognitive health, aging, and person‑centered care.

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