Her training and clinical experience encompass assessment of cognitive and behavioral disorders across the life-span, from identifying neurodevelopmental and learning disorders in children and adolescents, to evaluating cognitive problems associated with aging and neurodegenerative diseases in adult and geriatric populations. She has extensive experience in diagnostic and neuropsychological evaluations of psychiatric disorders in children and adults (ADHD, OCD, psychotic disorders, depression and bipolar disorder, anxiety, personality disorders) as well as assessment of cognitive difficulties in infectious diseases (Lyme disease). Dr. Gorlyn has conducted studies and published articles in peer-reviewed journals related to cognitive dysfunction in depression and suicidal behavior.