Thoughtful, evidence‑based care for the questions that matter most.
I'm Dr. Suzanne Nortier Hollman, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychological assessment, college student mental health, and the science of resilience and attachment. I help people understand how their minds work—and what helps them thrive.
Three areas where I do my deepest work
Neuropsychological Assessment
Comprehensive evaluation of attention, memory, learning, and executive function—clarifying diagnoses and translating results into a practical plan.
College Student Mental Health
Support for emerging adults navigating academic pressure, identity, anxiety, and the transitions of university life and the years just after.
Positive Psychology & Attachment
Drawing on the science of well‑being and secure relationships to build resilience, meaning, and stronger connections.
Rigorous, warm, and grounded in the research.
My work sits at the meeting point of clinical practice and scientific inquiry. I bring the precision of neuropsychology together with the optimism of positive psychology—because understanding what's hard is only half the picture; the other half is recognizing your strengths.
Every person I see is met without judgment and with genuine curiosity. Whether we're clarifying a diagnosis or building new habits of mind, the goal is the same: real, durable change you can feel.
Taking the first step is often the hardest part.
Reach out for a brief, no‑pressure consultation to see whether we're a good fit. I offer in‑person sessions in Washington, DC and Chevy Chase, MD, as well as secure telehealth.