Fernando Cavallo

Fernando Cavallo is a Lecturer in Psychology at Bryn Athyn College, where he teaches upper-level courses including Research Methods, Neuropsychology, Cognitive Psychology, and Psychological Tests & Measurements. He is employed full-time as a school psychologist in a local public school district and has served as a consultant for the QuietMind Foundation for 11 years, specializing in neurofeedback and neuropsychological assessment. His research focuses on neuropsychological interventions for learning disabilities, ADHD, autism, and TBI/concussion recovery.

• Education: PhD in School Psychology from Temple University.

Dr. Cavallo leads the BrainSTEPS program in Philadelphia, collaborating with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to support students returning to school post-concussion or TBI. He holds a diplomate from the American Board of School Neuropsychology and has presented internationally on neurofeedback, special education law, and evidence-based practices. He supervises graduate students from Widener University’s clinical psychology program.

His professional contributions include developing neurocognitive interventions and advocating for inclusive educational practices through presentations to school staff and parents.