Dr Browne is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and founder of the Cambridge Neuropsychology Clinic. She has provided clinical psychology and neuropsychology services since 2006. She has a special interest in cognitive dysfunction associated with neurological conditions (such as brain injury and dementia) and related psychological difficulties (including anxiety, depression and trauma). 

She held the position of Joint Head of the Neuropsychology Department at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge between 2012 and 2020, providing inpatient and outpatient services for the Division of Neuroscience, and where she led the delivery and development of neuropsychology services for the Major Trauma Centre.  Dr Browne is an Affiliated Lecturer in Neuropsychology at the University of Cambridge, and provides expert witness Medico-Legal services for the courts.

She is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and has chartered status with the British Psychological Society.

Dr  McDonald is an experienced clinical psychologist, practising in neuropsychology since qualifying in 2015. She is a Senior Clinical Psychologist in the NHS, and currently holds the position of Outpatient Clinical Lead at Addenbrooke's Neuropsychology Department. 

She specialises in assessment of dementias, as well as cognitive assessments for individuals with neurological conditions who suffer with memory problems, or other thinking difficulties. She has worked with many families where changes in personality or behaviour are a source of stress or difficulty. She has substantial experience in providing cognitive rehabilitation treatment and psychological interventions to both patients and families coping with the effects of brain injury or disease.  

Dr McDonald is well-practiced in the use and integration of therapeutic models such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion-Focussed Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. 

She is a registered member of the Health and Care Professions Council.

Ms Leventhall is an Assistant Psychologist with a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology. She has recently been accepted to work and study as a Trainee Clinical Psychologist. She has worked in a range of adult mental health services, including neuropsychology and forensic psychologys settings. 

Her special areas of interest include cognitive dysfunction, particularly associated with brain tumours, social cognition, and psychological difficulties (such as anxiety and depression). 

A multi-tasking master, Becky is highly experienced in administrative tasks and customer service across a wide variety of settings, and provides vital administrative support for our CAMNC services.