This page lists some of the many resources available for clinical neuropsychologists and trainees who aspire to become board certified.
Provides a background and overview of the ABCN board certification process, as well as examples of written exam questions.
Be Ready for ABPP in Clinical Neuropsychology (BRAIN)
This study-support network provides free study materials, a list-serve for applicants, and coordinated study groups.
Board Certification Fact Sheet
Dispels 10 common myths about board certification through ABCN and highlights why one should become board certified in clinical neuropsychology.
This is the official description of the board certification process, accompanied by forms used by examiners so that you can see how you are being evaluated.
The authors demystify the ABCN board certification process and provide specific guidance, tips, recommendations, and direction for neuropsychologists ready to pursue the diplomate status through the ABCN.
Mentorship Program
Candidates who have had their credentials accepted by ABPP/ABCN to proceed with the examination process have the opportunity to request a mentor to help them prepare for the various steps. Mentors are board-certified (ABCN) neuropsychologists who have agreed to donate a limited portion of their time to assist candidates in preparing for the written examination, select cases for work samples, and conduct mock oral exams. Although not required in order to sit for any of the components of the board certification process, the assistance of a mentor can be of considerable help to candidates. For more information, please contact Dr. Brandon Baughman at bbaughman@semmes-murphey.com.
Pediatric, Child Clinical, and Lifespan Development Factsheet
An overview of what the AACN has done for clinical neuropsychologists who work with children.