When the Shoe Fits
When selecting a treating psychologist, what should a patient look for to ensure a good fit? On some level, the decision can be compared to…
A Few Words on Alzheimer’s
I don’t usually endorse books or products, but I’ve written before about ways to improve your chances of not being diagnosed with…
Happiness is…
Most of us have heard the expression – “Happiness is a state of mind.” But what does that mean? Deep within the brain lies an area…
Alzheimer’s: New Stats Show Early Intervention Key to Cost Control
The costs associated with Alzheimer’s Disease are becoming increasingly apparent, and quite staggering, with many illuminating statistics…
Adult ADHD: Are You Part of the 5%
Do you find that you have difficulty staying focused on daily tasks, notice that you have trouble remembering multi-step directions, spend…
AAN releases New Sports Concussion Guidelines
The American Academy of Neurology (AAN) has released a new set of guidelines for sports concussion. Updating standards that…
Help in Answering the “Why” – Pediatric Neuropsychological Testing
As a young child we begin to gather information on the world around us by repeatedly asking the question: “Why?” This question serves…
Basic Brain Anatomy
Explaining brain illness and injuries is easier when one has a basic understanding of brain anatomy. The brain has two halves, called…
Resources for Alzheimer’s
I am often asked for additional resources to assist patients and for families that are coping with Alzheimer’s. For a brief overview of…
Brain Health
As we get older, nerve cells in the brain (neurons) die, and except in a few select areas, are not replaced by new cells. As a result of this…