About Us

At Bryan R. Harrison, PhD, Psychologist PC, we are committed to making diagnosis and behavioral healthcare more accessible. Since 2016, our practice has provided expert evaluations and compassionate care to individuals and families across the Finger Lakes region.

Our latest innovation, the Mobile Diagnostic Vehicle, brings high-quality assessments and diagnostic services directly to underserved communities. By reducing wait times and eliminating barriers to care, we ensure more individuals receive timely, life-changing support.

With a dedicated team of professionals and a passion for quality care, we are reshaping the landscape of healthcare - one visit at a time.

Awards & Recognitions

  • Dr. Bryan Harrison was honored as a 2025 RBJ Health Care Hero in the Special Needs category. The Health Care Heroes Awards recognize excellence, promote innovation and honor the efforts of organizations and individuals making a significant impact on the quality of health care in Rochester, NY.

  • Chosen recipient of the Rochester Rotary Club (NY) Four-Way Test Award which recognizes the impact our mission has on helping people with autism in the community.

    The Four-Way Test are guiding principles for “the things we think, say, or do:"

    ✅ Is it the truth?

    ⚖️ Is it fair to all concerned?

    🤝 Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

    🌍 Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

  • ROC the Pitch is a small business pitch competition that showcases innovative ventures making an impact in the community. Bryan R. Harrison PhD Psychologist PC, was honored to be a 2024 finalist, presenting our Mobile Diagnostic Vehicle with the vision to accelerate healthcare by bringing diagnostic services directly to people.

    Our Mobile Diagnostic Vehicle creates a new healthcare delivery model, by providing accelerated, accessible services to individuals with autism. Ready to serve as of July 2024, it extends our brick-and-mortar practice in Pittsford, NY.

    🚌 Why a Van?
    ACCESS - Increasing access for people with disabilities
    REACH - Bringing services to underserved communities
    DEMAND - 1 in 36 people have autism
    SUSTAINABILITY - Hiring and training more healthcare providers

    We were interviewed in clip 3 below the story (2 minutes): https://foxrochester.com/news/good-morning-hannah/roc-the-pitch-business-owners-compete-for-25-grand#

  • Dr. Harrison loves working directly with caregivers, helping them implement strategies to support their children at home. It was an honor to work with Fauna and her son Daniel, the first child from the Kirch Developmental Services Center to be chosen as a Miracle Child by Golisano Children's Hospital. Read Daniel's story here.

  • The Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) programs aim to improve health outcomes for people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental disabilities. These programs provide graduate-level training to the next generation of clinical, research, and community leaders. By participating in LEND, trainees learn about the importance of person- and family-centered care; honoring values and culture. Dr. Harrison shares his experience with this fellowship.