Paul Bach, Ph.D.

Dr. Bach has been a clinical psychologist in Missoula since 1982. He received his doctoral degree in clinical psychology from the University of Montana. He completed his internship at the University of Washington School of Medicine and did post-doctoral training in neuropsychology at Tufts University Medical School.

Dr. Bach´s specialty is clinical neuropsychology: the evaluation of and consultation with adults who have difficulties with thinking, behavior or emotions as a result of known or suspected dementia, head injury, stroke, Attention Deficit Disorder, learning disability, exposure to neurotoxins or central nervous system infectious diseases.

He is a diplomate on seven different boards and a fellow on two. In addition to his clinÝical and occasional teaching responsibilities (as a affiliate faculty member at the University of Montana), he maintains an active research program with 21 research publications and 16 refereed research presentations.

He is the father of two adult children, grandfather of two children, a distracted fly fisherman and flytyer, a viticulturalist and oenologist of suspect pedigree and most recently a self-proclaimed author of pieces both fiction and nonfiction related to family, religion, food and wine.