He practices in psychotherapy, psychological evaluation, neurocognitive training, neurofeedback, and consulting. He has worked in school-based, forensic, substance abuse, residential behavioral health, and county mental health settings. Dr. Chase also provides neuropsychological services for neurology patients in a hospital setting. He is published in multiple subject areas of psychology and presents on many topics at conferences and summits. He is an adjunct professor of psychology and research advisor in undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs at four universities. A self-described “lifelong learner,” Dr. Chase is energized, expressive, and passionate about his work.