Dr. Anna DiNoto is a licensed clinical psychologist in Monroe, Washington, and an experienced forensic evaluator and dedicated clinician specializing in comprehensive psychoeducational testing, complex neurodevelopmental assessments, and objective mental health evaluations for legal, educational, and disability contexts across the lifespan.

Dr. DiNoto earned her doctorate in clinical psychology and has developed a practice that combines deep analytical focus with genuine compassion. As a neurodivergent practitioner, she brings a unique and valuable perspective to her clinical work, particularly in evaluating complex mental health presentations, twice-exceptionality (2E), intellectual developmental delays, and autism spectrum conditions, with a specific clinical focus on neurodivergent females.

In the forensic and legal arenas, Dr. DiNoto provides expert mental health consultations to attorneys, comprehensive case reviews, and psychological evaluations for matters involving child custody, parenting capacity, personal injury, discrimination, fitness for duty, and juvenile psychosexual cases. Known for translating complex psychological data into straightforward, actionable insights, she frequently provides expert witness testimony and clear, evidence-based recommendations to help courts and legal professionals make informed decisions.

At Recover, Inc., as a Clinical Psychologist, Dr. DiNoto uses her diagnostic expertise to review evaluations and assessments, ensuring clients receive accurate diagnoses and the precise accommodations they need to reach their full potential. Grounded in ethical standards, her work at Recover reflects her commitment to delivering objective, data-driven, and accessible psychological services.

Outside of her professional practice, Dr. DiNoto enjoys finding balance by spending time with her two children, staying active at the gym or on her Peloton, enjoying live music, volunteering within her church and local community, and mentoring the next generation of graduate psychology student interns.