Neuropsychology Rehabilitation Services|Lifespan

When people hear the word genetics, they often assume it either fully explains a presentation or means that intervention is limited. In neuropsychology, the relationship is more complex. Genetic factors can provide important etiological context, but they do not fully account for how an individual presents cognitively,

When we think of anxiety in children, we often think of a timid child who does not want to go out, try new things, or socialize with their friends. However, there is another side to anxiety that is often not talked about,

Energy Drinks, Caffeine, and the College Brain For many college students, caffeine is part of a regular daily routine. While caffeine can temporarily improve focus, heavy consumption of energy drinks raises concerns about how stimulants affect the brain and whether current regulations adequately protect consumers.

The current zeitgeist in neuropsychological “brain health” is a significant wellness trend that has made its way from physical fitness to proactive cognitive health. It focuses upon a number of clinical areas that our neuropsychological rehabilitation staff, including our nationally recognized resident/fellowship students program employing strategies unique to the patient’s profile (sui generis).