Susan Johnson

Dr. Susan Johnson, PhD
Dr. Susan Johnson is a pediatric neuropsychologist who evaluates learning profiles for children with epilepsy, prematurity histories, and complex attention concerns. Her reports translate test scores into classroom strategies that teachers can implement without extra budget, such as visual schedules, chunked instructions, and movement breaks aligned with lesson flow.

She leads a hospital school liaison program that shortens the time from discharge to educational support. The program trains families to advocate during individualized education plan meetings, and it offers teachers quick consultation slots before school. When the workday ends she tends a balcony herb garden and tests new ways to teach memory strategies using recipe cards and simple science experiments.

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