Dr. Gilbert Martinez is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Licensed Psychologist (Texas #30473) and has been practicing in the San Antonio area since 1996. He earned Master’s and Doctoral Degrees in Clinical Neuropsychology from the University of Houston and completed internship training at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Following extensive training within various neurology and rehabilitation services in the Houston/Galveston area, including Baylor College of Medicine and Del Oro Institute for Rehabilitation, Dr. Martinez relocated to his native San Antonio and established an independent practice focusing on providing assessment and intervention services for individuals with a broad range of neurological disabilities, including traumatic brain injury, stroke, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and other conditions producing cognitive and emotional disorders. He is a staff Neuropsychologist with privileges in several hospital systems in the San Antonio area, and has regularly provided services for the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services. Dr. Martinez is also routinely appointed by courts to serve as an expert in neuropsychological assessment in both civil and criminal matters, including regular appointments on death penalty cases. He also serves as an Oral Examiner of Doctoral Licensure Candidates with the Texas State Board of Examiner’s of Psychologists. As director of South Texas Neuropsychological Associates, PLLC, Dr. Martinez also serves as a sub-investigator on pharmaceutical studies evaluating the effectiveness of innovative medical treatment for Alzheimer’s and multiple sclerosis and operates a clinical practice providing services for children and adults. Long term professional affiliations include the International Neuropsychological Society, National Academy of Neuropsychology, and Texas Psychological Association. Dr. Martinez was also recently elected to serve as president of the Hispanic Neuropsychological Society in 2012 and speaks regularly at professional conferences on topics related to neuropsychological assessment, traumatic brain injury, mental disorders, seizure disorders, Alzheimer’s disease, Spanish neuropsychological assessment, and dementia. 

 

 

 

 

 

Alisa Zinsmeyer Young, M.A. is certified by the NBCC, National Board for Certified Counselors, and is a licensed professional counselor. She received her undergraduate degree at Baylor University in Communication Disorders and graduate degree at The University of Texas at San Antonio in Community Counseling. She has taught at elementary and university levels. She became well versed in rehabilitation, neurological disorders and brain injuries during her internship at HEALTHSOUTH Rehabilitation Institute of San Antonio (RIOSA), where she began providing counseling and psychometric services. She has continued providing neuropsychology services in the San Antonio area. Alisa has also participated as a sub-investigator in clinical trials exploring the effects of interventions on various cognitive and neurological disorders. Alisa's primary areas of interest are counseling individuals who may be having difficulties adjusting to a recent diagnosis, anxiety, depression, health and physical disabilities, life management, women's issues and leading various support groups.

 

 

Carrie Lunceford, M.A. is certified by the NBCC, National Board for Certified Counselors, and is a licensed professional counselor. She received her undergraduate degree at Texas A&M University in Psychology and graduate degree at The University of Texas at San Antonio in Community Counseling. Past experience has included providing academic services through teaching and guidance counseling as well as substance abuse counseling for teens within the juvenile probation system. She has worked with South Texas Neuropsychological Associates since 2005, initially providing assessment and later expanding her practice to include psychotherapy as well. Carrie also participates as a sub-investigator in clinical trials exploring the effects of interventions on various cognitive and neurological disorders. Carrie’s primary areas of interest are anxiety, depression, health and physical disabilities, adolescent issues, and stress management.