Lindsay Riesch is a clinical neuropsychologist. She obtained her undergraduate degree in psychology and political science from the University of Wisconsin in Madison, WI. She earned her MA in education specializing in school psychology at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC., Canada. Dr. Riesch completed her PHD in education specializing in school psychology and her internship in doctoral neuropsychology at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. She then completed her fellowship in postdoctoral psychology at the University of Wisconsin (Waisman Center) in Madison.

Dr. Riesch's medical interests include developmental disabilities such as autism spectrum disorder, developmental delay, intellectual disability, genetic disorders, ADHD, and learning disabilities.

In her time away from work, Dr. Riesch loves to play tennis and take walks. She also loves to sew and recently learned to knit. She has a highly active family with children who play many sports resulting in her spending a lot of time at youth sports games. As a family, they enjoy traveling. They love to visit national parks and have been to over 10 of our nation's major parks. She loves hiking and being outdoors and reports there is no better place than the open spaces of our national parks.

"I love working with children and their families helping with complex needs. It is incredibly satisfying to hear that through collaboration with patients, they can be more successful and work through the stresses of everyday life." - Lindsay Riesch, PhD