Children's Hospital Program
Julie Han MD
Sports Concussion Clinic
📍 Boston
Vestibular/BalanceVision/Neuro-OptometryNeuropsychology/Cognitive
Concussion specialist
Alex M. Taylor PsyD
📍 Boston, Massachusetts · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11
About
Alex M. Taylor, PsyD is a Neuropsychology specialist in Boston, Massachusetts, with a subspecialty focus in Sports Concussion. They see patients at Sports Concussion Clinic, part of Boston Children's Hospital. Their role there is Training Director.
Concussion work here covers Neuropsychology, Sports Concussion, Pediatric Concussion and ImPACT Testing. In this directory the listing sits under Vision/Neuro-Optometry, Neuropsychology/Cognitive and Multidisciplinary Concussion.
The practice sees children and teenagers.
Services
Vision/Neuro-OptometryNeuropsychology/CognitiveMultidisciplinary Concussion
Clinical focus areas
NeuropsychologySports ConcussionPediatric ConcussionImPACT Testing
Details
Provider typeNeuropsychologist
SpecialtyNeuropsychology
PracticeSports Concussion Clinic
Health systemBoston Children's Hospital
RoleTraining Director, Sports Concussion Clinic
ServesPediatric/Youth
Before your first appointment
Patients who contact Alex M. Taylor in Boston usually want to be clear on a few things first:
- concussion signs in babies, toddlers and kids — What to watch for in a child too young to tell you what hurts.
- testing for a concussion at home — The danger signs that mean the ER tonight, and why no home test rules a concussion out.
- what concussion symptoms actually look like — Every symptom cluster, including the ones that show up days later.
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