Do any of these situations seem familiar? We can help in these cases.

• An employee suffers a head injury from a fall or accident. How will it affect his or her ability to return to work?
• A relative seems to be developing the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. What can be done to help?
• A client has been injured in an accident. What is the extent of his or her brain injuries?
• A patient is becoming increasingly debilitated by a disease such as multiple sclerosis. How can he or she continue to function effectively?
• An adult student suffers from an attention disorder. How can teachers help him or her learn better?
• A migraine headache sufferer needs relief from chronic pain. What neurobehavioral treatments are available?

We serve people who are recommended from many types of business. Here are just a few:

• Medicine - The appraisal of patients by a clinical neuropsychologist can assist physicians, rehabilitator specialists, and other health care professionals with diagnosis and treatment planning.
• Law - In claims involving injuries, neuropsychological examinations can be used to provide evidence, assess rehabilitation goals, and plan for future care,
• Industry - Neurological problems can affect productivity in the workplace. Employees can be assessed ( to identify the nature and extent of problems that can be treated.
• Education - Adult students with learning disabilities can be examined and evaluated so that teachers, counselors, and families can be guided in developing effective educational plans.