Human Development Center

Neurodevelopmental Evaluation, Screening, Training & Teaming (NESTT)

Who We Are

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Lisa Davison

  • NESTT Clinic Coordinator
  • Occupational Therapist

Lisa Davison, LOTR, is a facilitator with the LASARD (Louisiana Autism Spectrum and Related Disabilities) Project at the Human Development Center. She brings extensive experience from both private practice and the school system, having served as an Occupational Therapist and Autism Specialist.  Rooted in the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive, Lisa is passionate about partnering with families and professionals to share effective strategies, resources, and guidance. Her work focuses on promoting inclusive and meaningful access to education, as well as supporting participation in everyday activities and life experiences.

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Amy Rinner-Clomburg, PsyD

Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, LSU Health New Orleans School of Medicine

Amy Rinner-Clomburg, Psy.D. (2021, Clinical Psychology, Regent University; 2021-2022, Postdoctoral Fellow in Perinatal and Infant Mental Health and trauma work, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center). Dr. Rinner-Clomburg is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at LSUHSC and is the Program Coordinator for the Harris Infant Mental Health training program and Associate Training Director for the LSUHSC Psychology Predoctoral Internship Program. Dr. Rinner-Clomburg specializes in working with children and youth, particularly young children ages 0-5. Dr. Rinner-Clomburg is trained in TF-CBT, CPP, Circle of Security, and TBRI and has been an active member of the LSUHSC Infant Team since 2020. Dr. Rinner-Clomburg enjoys consulting with local and statewide DCFS agencies regarding children in foster care and DCFS worker wellness. Dr. Rinner-Clomburg co-directs practicum student training with Dr. Sebastian Del Corral-Winder. Her clinical passions include perinatal and infant mental health as well as raising awareness of the prevalence and impact of domestic violence and providing treatment to those who have experienced it.
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Brittney Wright, MCD, CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist