Dr. Faraday’s primary specialty surrounds neurogenetic and neurodevelopmental disorders. She has experience in conducting neuropsychological evaluations and neurobehavioral examinations of children and adolescents to assist with differential diagnosis, treatment planning, and determining neurologic impact of injury, infection, disease, and abnormal development. Patient populations served include a wide range of neurological (e.g., neurodegenerative disorders, seizures, tic disorders), neurodevelopmental (e.g., autism spectrum disorders, attention-deficit disorders, fetal alcohol syndrome, intellectual disabilities), genetic (e.g., Down syndrome, Fragile X), medical (e.g., tumor, prematurity, diabetes), psychiatric and behavioral disorders, and trauma. Dr. Faraday has experience in multidisciplinary program development and preventative care to include assessment, diagnosis, and a wide range treatments related to medical, rehabilitation, and behavioral interventions. She has established four neuropsychological clinics during her career. Currently, she is director of a neuropsychological clinic and owner of a pediatric diagnostic clinic and autism clinic in the state of Idaho. Dr. Faraday also has an additional interest in lifestyle medicine. She has provided educational protocols for treatment through plant-based nutrition regarding neurobehavioral development, and outcomes related to pediatric obesity, cardiovascular health, diabetes, migraine headaches, and emotional and behavioral health.