Dr. Abigail hardin is the expert on medical and rehabilitation psychology
Only about four percent of psychologists earn board certification, according a field survey from the American Psychological Association. And only two percent of those are board certified in Rehabilitation Psychology. Because psychologists are allowed to practice without earning board certification, the credential “ABPP” shows the public and institutions that a psychologist is an expert in their area of psychology.
Dr. Hardin is an expert on catastrophic illness and injury and acquired disability. She helps patients, families and professionals understand how individuals with disabilities are impacted by their illness or injury, and how to best achieve their emotional, social, work-related and physical goals.
Not all psychologists are competent to practice in the area of medical psychology or rehabilitation psychology. To learn more about board certification in various disciplines, go to the American Board of Professional Psychology website.
Credentials
education
Ph.D. Clinical Health Psychology
University of North Carolina Charlotte
M.A. Psychology
University of North Carolina Charlotte
B.A. Public Relations & Psychology
University of Southern California
Magna Cum Laude
Clinical service
Assistant Professor
Rush University Medical Center
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Postdoctoral Fellow
TIRR Memorial Hermann/Baylor College of Medicine
Rehabilitation Psychology
Psychology Resident
University of Washington School of Medicine
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Behavioral Medicine/Neuropsychology
licenses and certificates
Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Illinois
National Register Credentialed Health Service Psychologist