Holly George, Psy.D.
Clinical Neuropsychologist | Neuropsychological & Capacity Assessment
Dr. Holly George is a clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychological assessment, with experience evaluating cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning across a range of neurological and psychological conditions. At Insight Neuropsychology, she provides comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations to help individuals, families, and healthcare professionals better understand cognitive difficulties, clarify diagnostic concerns, and develop recommendations for treatment and everyday functioning.
In addition to her clinical assessment work, Dr. George works with the Ventura County Rapid Response Expert Team (RRET), supporting Adult Protective Services in addressing complex situations involving older and dependent adults. Her work includes applying neuropsychological expertise to questions involving cognitive impairment, decision-making capacity, vulnerability, and the ability to function safely and independently.
Dr. George's approach emphasizes understanding the relationship between cognitive abilities, emotional functioning, and the practical demands of everyday life. Through comprehensive assessment and individualized recommendations, she helps patients, families, and referring professionals better understand the effects of neurological and psychological conditions on daily functioning and decision-making.
Education and Professional Background
Dr. George earned her Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree through the Palo Alto University–Stanford University Psy.D. Consortium, a doctoral training program integrating clinical psychology education with research and clinical practice.
Her clinical training includes experience at Harvard Medical School/Cambridge Health Alliance, Stanford University, Kaiser Permanente, and Veterans Affairs medical centers. This background provided exposure to a range of clinical settings and populations, including individuals with complex neurological, cognitive, and psychological concerns.
Her experience across academic medical centers, healthcare systems, and community-based services provides a foundation for her clinical assessment and consultation work.
Areas of Clinical Focus
Comprehensive neuropsychological assessment
Dementia and cognitive impairment
Memory and other cognitive concerns
Decision-making capacity assessment
Cognitive and emotional functioning
Neurological and psychological conditions affecting everyday functioning
Assessment of functional independence and safety
Consultation involving vulnerable older and dependent adults
Adult Protective Services and multidisciplinary consultation