Neuropsychology

Our neuropsychology specialists, also known as neuropsychologists, evaluate behavioral changes and cognitive functioning (attention, language, memory, etc.) that occur in people with brain diseases, neurological disorders, or brain injury. They also assess neurodevelopmental disorders, such as learning or processing problems, behavioral disorders and pervasive developmental disorders. This can be especially important after a stroke, head trauma, neurosurgery, or in any case where changes in brain functioning may be seen due to medical factors.

What Neuropsychologists Do

Our expert neuropsychologists assess children and adults with:

• Language difficulties related to:
  • congenital problems
  • neurodevelopmental conditions
  • chronic medical problems
  • neurological disorders
  • psychiatric illness
  • acquired brain injury
• Sensory-motor/perceptual disturbance
• Intellectual deficiencies
• Attention and memory problems
• Executive functioning delays or deficits

Conditions We Treat

• Attention deficit / hyperactivity disorders (ADHD)
• Asperger's Disorder (Asperger Syndrome)
• Autism
• Cerebral Palsy
• Epilepsy
• Developmental neuropsychology
• Dementia
• Dyslexia
• Endocrinosis - Diabetes
• Post Oncology Assessments
• Spanish Evaluations: Pediatric and Adult
• Epilepsy
• Geriatric neuropsychology
• Motor or movement disorders
• Multiple sclerosis
• Neurocognitive disorders secondary to medical conditions
• Neurology / psychiatry interface
• Neuropsychology of personality disorders
• Pediatric neuropsychology
• Stroke
• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Concussions

Neuropsychologists will guide patients and their families through the diagnosis and treatment recommendations. They work closely with clinical psychiatrists, neurologists and neurosurgeons for consultation and management of each patient's condition, and to improve their quality of life.

Our expert providers use a comprehensive approach to asses and develop treatment plans for patients with a wide range of disorders from autism to life after a stroke.