Dr. Alan Hopewell received his doctorate in clinical psychology from North Texas State University and his formal clinical neuropsychological training at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. While on active Army service, he directed the Neuropsychological Laboratory for the 7th U.S. Army throughout the European theater and subsequently the 5th U.S. Army, completing his USAR service as a major. He was the first Texan to be board certified by examination in clinical neuropsychology, and in 2000 he earned a master’s degree in clinical psychopharmacology. He has been awarded the Texas Psychological Association Award as the outstanding clinical neuropsychologist in Texas. He is past-president of the Texas Psychological Association. He is a fellow of the American Psychological Assocation and is a DOD prescribing psychologist with a state license as a Medical Psychologist. He is serving as a Major and Regular Army officer, and as the Officer in Charge of outpatient mental health services at Ft. Hood, Texas, where is responsible for the largest number of outpatient mental health services for active duty military of any installation in the world.