Trained in both clinical psychology and neuropsychology, Richard C. Kennerly, PHD practices from 4700 Spring Street in La Mesa within the Mindpath Health behavioral health complex. His neuropsychological evaluation capabilities support diagnostic referrals requiring brain-imaging correlation through Grossmont Imaging Center Drive, where MRI and CT findings help differentiate neurodegenerative from psychiatric symptom profiles in complex diagnostic cases. Kennerly's NPI registration 1992959761 reflects dual taxonomy in clinical psychology and neuropsychology, a combination that positions the practice to evaluate traumatic brain injury, cognitive decline, PTSD, and mood disorders through both behavioral observation and standardized neuropsychological instruments. Cognitive rehabilitation plans developed from neuropsychological testing often include structured physical conditioning components available at Ageless Strength & Fitness, where exercise protocols support the neuroplasticity gains that reinforce cognitive therapy outcomes. Most complex evaluations involve comprehensive neuropsychological test batteries spanning six to eight hours of standardized cognitive, memory, executive function, and personality assessment to establish baseline capacity determinations and guide treatment planning for patients with suspected neurodegenerative or post-traumatic cognitive impairment.