Dr. Anna Gold is a registered clinical neuropsychologist with extensive experience assessing children, adolescents and adults. She specializes in working with clients who present with a variety of developmental, learning and mental health issues, in addition to complex medical and neurological profiles. She focuses on providing comprehensive assessment of academic, cognitive and executive abilities, whilst considering mental health and behavioural factors that may impact day-to-day functioning.

Dr. Anna Gold is a caring and thoughtful clinician, whose goal is to ensure that clients feel comfortable and confident throughout the assessment, ensuring that the most reliable and valid results are yielded. She aims to provide comprehensive evidence-based interventions and recommendations that can be easily and effectively implemented into the child’s home and school environments, hopefully facilitating long-term positive change. She is passionate about ensuring the child and family’s voice remains central throughout the assessment process, whilst ensuring that important details are gathered from educators and other community professionals, as appropriate.

Dr. Anna Gold completed her training in the United Kingdom: PhD in Clinical Psychology (University of East Anglia) and post-doctoral training in neuropsychology (Kings College, London), followed by her employment as a neuropsychologist in several hospitals in Oxford. She moved to Toronto in 2003, obtained registration with the College of Psychologist of Ontario (CPO) and began working as a staff psychologist at the Hospital for Sick Children in 2004, where she remains employed. She has clinical experience working with a range of pediatric populations (including oncology, movement disorder, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, genetic/ metabolic disorders and solid organ transplantation), in addition to providing clinical training and supervision. She is actively involved in a range of professional organizations (e.g., International Pediatric Transplant Association, Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant Association), has published numerous peer reviewed articles and book chapters, and is an invited speaker at conferences on topics across pediatric neuropsychology.