Morgan Penberthy, MA is a Clinical Psychology PhD practicum student in her second year at Archer Apollo Neuropsychology. She was recently promoted to peer supervisor and will be helping support and train practicum students for the 2026-2027 academic year. She obtained her master’s degree in clinical psychology from Western Carolina University and her bachelor’s degree in psychology and interdisciplinary humanities from Wake Forest University. Her interests include mindfulness-based interventions for survivors of trauma and evidence-based neuropsychological assessment. When she is not in the office, she enjoys practicing yoga, perfecting her latte art, and spending time outdoors with her loved ones.  

Aaron Stanek, M.A. is a Neuropsychometrist at Archer Apollo Neuropsychology. He holds a Master's Degrees from Pacific University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Oregon State University. His professional focus lies in Early Childhood Developmental and Behavioral Disorders, reflecting his dedication to supporting young patients. Beyond his work, Aaron leads an active and engaging life. He enjoys overlanding and camping with his wife and daughter, cherishing time spent outdoors with his family. For physical activity and discipline, he can often be found attending early morning rolls at Five Rings Jiu Jitsu. Additionally, Aaron expresses his creativity through cooking and making craft cocktails for his friends and family.

Elise Kim, is a neuropsychometrist at Archer Apollo Neuropsychology. She graduated from Andrews University with a Bachelor’s degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences. Her interests include learning about developmental, learning, and abnormal mental health disorders and when she is not in the office she enjoys playing pickleball, taking care of her two dogs, and going hiking.

Olivia Boyd, MA is a practicum student at Archer Apollo Neuropsychology pursuing a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and training to become a neuropsychologist.  Olivia is a military veteran, and it was the loss of her college friend and fellow army officer during their deployment that galvanized Olivia to become a part of the mental health dialogue. Olivia is proud to conduct assessments and research in support of the mental health and well-being of others. Olivia is frequently accompanied by her loyal Bernadoodle and faithful service animal, Zo.  Together, they enjoy time with family, thrifting for treasures, and exploring the outdoor beauty of the Great Pacific Northwest.

Kaylia Pham, MS, is joining Archer Apollo Neuropsychology as a Clinical Psychology PhD practicum student. She earned her master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Pacific University and her bachelor's degrees in Psychological Sciences and Dance Performance from the University of California, Irvine. Her clinical and research interests include chronic illness, stress, mindfulness, and the connection between mind and body through somatic approaches. Outside of the clinic, Kaylia enjoys dancing, hiking, getting lost in a good book, and playing board games with friends. 

Dr. Amy Albright earned her MSc in Research Methods of Psychological Science at the University of Glasgow and her PhD in Clinical Geropsychology at the University of Alabama. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Neuropsychology at VA Maine. Her clinical interests include neuropsychological assessment via telehealth and delivery of services in rural areas, as well as supervision of students. Research interests include end-of-life care and health literacy.

Amy is a native of North Carolina and bleeds Carolina blue. She enjoys being owned by two handsome cats, reading ridiculous romantasy books, and hiking. 

Selected Publications: 

Albright, A. E., & Allen, R. S. (2018). HPV misconceptions among college students: The role of health literacy. Journal of community health, 43(6), 1192-1200.

Albright, A. E., Cui, R., & Allen, R. S. (2022). Pet ownership and mental and physical health in older White and Black males and females. International journal of environmental research and public health, 19(9), 5655.

Dr. Dapolonia founded Archer Apollo Neuropsychology in 2024 with the goal of providing accurate and rapid  cognitive assessment to our patients and referring providers. You can read more and review his CV on the patient resources page. 

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When he isn't at the office Dr. Dapolonia enjoys backyard archery, live comedy shows, reading comic books, visiting with friends, tailgating with his wife, and playing with their dog.