Amber Lancaster
In 2015, I graduated with a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Murray State University. After graduate school I provided therapy services. Then in 2018, I began focusing on the testing side of psychology and took a position as a Psychometrist. As a Psychometrist I am responsible for the administration and scoring of neuropsychological, psychological, personality, and academic tests to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of individuals. I enjoy working with individuals of all ages, however my most recent work has been with school-aged children and adults.
Specialties
Testing
Ages
Elementary School
Middle School
High School
Languages
English
About
Amber
I completed my Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Washington and my Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Murray State University. After graduate school I worked as a substance abuse counselor. I began my career as a Psychometrist working primarily with adults with cognitive decline. My most recent role as a Psychometrist was working primarily with children with traumatic brain injury, neurological diseases, psychological health issues, or learning disabilities.
The purpose of my job is to provide mental health providers with information that can help students thrive in their environment. I believe that all students have strengths and weaknesses. By identifying those areas I am able to assist these students in gaining the support that they need to excel in an area that they may struggle with, but also highlight areas that where they are currently shining.
There are many things that excite me about Parallel. I am excited by their objective to provide support to students who think or learn differently. I am also excited by their model of using a collaborative approach. However, I am most excited by the innovation and potential for this platform to bring services to students who otherwise would not be able to receive them.
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