Dr. Timothy Royer is a leading neuropsychologist and child psychologist with over 30 years of experience in brain optimization and human performance. He has evaluated and trained more than 70,000 brains, helping clients enhance sleep, focus, attention, and resilience across high-pressure environments.

Professional overview

Recognized for his work with elite athletes, top business leaders, politicians, and performers seeking sustainable peak performance. He has worked with 16 of the current NFL quarterbacks, and number one in the world if golf and tennis as well as Olympians.

Renowned expert in ADHD, anxiety, sleep, heart rate variability, and performance under stress, integrating advanced neurofeedback and biofeedback with rigorous scientific methods.

Licensed neuropsychologist and double-board certified in neurofeedback and biofeedback, bringing clinical depth to his performance and wellness work.

Media and publications

Featured for his insights in ESPN, GQ, the LA Times, the Washington Post, and Golf Magazine.

Highlighted in Tony Robbins’ book Lifeforce for his innovative approaches to training the brain and nervous system.

Leadership and career

Owner and Co‑Founder of Royer Neuroscience and Co‑Founder of Inner Armor, organizations that deliver brain training and coaching for individuals at any age and stage.

Former Division Chief of Pediatric Psychology at DeVos Children’s Hospital, where he advanced innovative approaches to behavioral medicine and pediatric brain health.

Speaking focus

Emphasizes how training the brain and breathing can improve performance, overall health, and long‑term resilience without relying on medication. Brings practical strategies for the boardroom, classroom, and locker room, equipping audiences to “reclaim their brain” and build durable, high-level cognitive performance.

Personal

Dr. Royer and his wife, Amy, live in Denver, North Carolina, where they enjoy time with their four children, three grandchildren, and a very spoiled Vizsla named Cooper.