Linda has provided Psychometry services for Storrie, Velikonja and Associates for over 20 years, conducting adult and child/adolescent neuropsychological, psychoeducational, psychovocational, and psychological assessments under the supervision of various Neuropsychologists on the team. She has experience in the assessment of clients with various presentations, including motor vehicle accident and other related types of head injury, stroke and other neurological conditions, developmental disorders, and learning disabilities.

Linda received her Master degree (M.Sc.) in Psychology from McMaster University.  Her graduate work included the completion of various applied practica in the areas of acquired brain injury and chronic pain management, as well as research studies in mild traumatic brain injury and anxiety disorders. She was subsequently employed by Hamilton Health Sciences in the areas of Stroke, Chronic Pain, the Continuing Care Program, and most recently the Acquired Brain Injury Program.  She continues to serve as a member of the Hamilton Health Sciences’ Clinical Neuropsychology Residency Committee.