Harveen Sekhon is a clinical psychology doctoral candidate with extensive experience in neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation psychology, and psychological interventions. She has trained in diverse clinical settings across Canada and the U.S., conducting comprehensive neuropsychological assessments for children and adults with cognitive and psychiatric disorders. Her expertise includes administering and interpreting psychological assessments, as well as working with individuals recovering from traumatic brain injuries, neurological conditions, and mental health challenges.

In addition to her clinical work, Harveen has contributed to academia as a guest lecturer at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, teaching topics related to brain function and neuropsychological syndromes. She has served as a teaching assistant for multiple courses, including Advanced Assessment, Introduction to Neuropsychology, Personality Assessment, and Intellectual Assessment, where she provided feedback on assessments, mentored students, and conducted lab training. Her research focuses on the long-term psychological effects of traumatic brain injuries, with her dissertation examining how injury history and severity influence the development of psychiatric symptoms. She has also contributed to research on neuropsychological performance and bilingualism, presenting findings at conferences such as the California Psychological Association and the Western Psychological Association Annual Convention.