61. Rehabilitation Research- Kessler Medical Rehabilitation Research And Education C The mission of the KMRREC neuropsychology and Neuroscience Laboratory is to provide Research in the laboratory examines neuropsychological deficits http://www.kmrrec.org/neuropsychology/

Mon, March 31, 2008 5:20am login about us Human Performance Laboratory Rehabilitation Engineering Analysis Laboratory ... Scientific Advisory Board This website is viewed best at 1280 x 960 pixels and in : or Affliated with: KMRREC home events news articles ... contact us Neuropsychology and Neuroscience Laboratory @ KMRREC contact NNL home post-doc training fellowship program ... recruitment opportunities Third row (left to right) Nancy Moore, M.A., Jean Lengenfelder, Ph.D, Angela Smith, M.A., Yael Goverover, Ph.D Second row (left to right) Nancy Chiaravalloti, PhD, Allyson Lent, BS, Amy Ash, M.A., Alexis Lenz, BA, Violetta Gomez, B.S. First row (left to right) John DeLuca, PhD, Glenn Wylie, Ph.D, Gerald Voelbel, PhD History of the lab The Laboratory was initiated in 1990 and in the ensuing years has published over 125 articles, abstracts, and book chapters, and has made over 200 professional presentations. Current grant funding for the laboratory includes: multi-year grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH: R01, STTR and T32); multi year grants from National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR: Advanced Multidisciplinary Training Program); grants from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (Pilot Grant and multi-year Research Grant); and funding from the Henry H. Kessler Foundation. The laboratory conducts collaborative research with over 25 other individuals locally, nationally, and internationally. Mission Statement The mission of the KMRREC Neuropsychology and Neuroscience Laboratory is to provide training and conduct basic and applied research in human cognition including its underlying neuroanatomic and neurophysiological foundations and its rehabilitation in clinical populations. Research in the laboratory examines neuropsychological deficits associated with a variety of clinical populations, including individuals who have experienced aneurysms of the anterior communicating artery (ACoA), stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

62. Page 1 Shane S. Bush, Ph.D. Neuropsychologist, Long Island, NY. http://www.li-neuropsychology.com/

Long Island Neuropsychology, P.C. Home Page Neuropsychology Services Director ... Location Home Page Long Island Neuropsychology, P.C. provides neuropsychological evaluation and treatment services for children and adults.  Areas of difficulty that are frequently addressed include the following:    -   Memory problems    -   Traumatic brain injury (TBI) / Concussion    -   Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)    -   Learning disorders    -   Alzheimer's disease and other dementias    -   Parkinson's disease    -   Stroke    -   Posttraumatic stress In addition, forensic neuropsychological services are offered, including the following:    -   IMEs    -   Disability determinations    -   Fitness for duty evaluations    -   Record reviews Y

63. UCSD Medical Web Store: Neuropsychology Handbook The new edition of this basic reference for the practicing clinical and behavioral neuropsychologist and text for graduate student expands its coverage of http://webmedbooks.com/ucsd/content/productdetail.aspx?upc=9780826102515

64. Computational Neuropsychology In the 1990 s, these two separate approaches converged, and one of the results was a new field that we call Computational neuropsychology. http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~mozer/nips2001workshop.html

NIPS*2001 Workshop on Computational Neuropsychology Saturday December 8, 2001 Whistler, B.C., Canada Organized by Sara Solla Department of Physiology Northwestern University Michael Mozer Department of Computer Scienc e and Institute of Cognitive Science University of Colorado Martha Farah Department of Psychology and Center for Cognitive Neuroscience University of Pennsylvania The 1980's saw two important developments in the sciences of the mind: The development of neural network models in cognitive psychology, and the rise of cognitive neuroscience. In the 1990's, these two separate approaches converged, and one of the results was a new field that we call "Computational Neuropsychology." In contrast to traditional cognitive neuropsychology, computational neuropsychology uses the concepts and methods of computational modeling to infer the normal cognitive architecture from the behabvior of brain-damaged patients. In contrast to traditional neural network modeling in psychology, computational neuropsychology derives constraints on network architectures and dynamics from functional neuroanatomy and neurophysiology. We thus propose a workshop to expose the NIPS community to the amazing patient cases in neuropsychology and the sorts of inferences that can be drawn from these patients based on computational models, and to expose researchers in computational neuropsychology to some of the more sophisticated modeling techniques and concepts that have emerged in recent years.

65. Clinical & Health Psychology - Neuropsychology Clinic neuropsychology Clinic. Evaluation of memory, attention, and other cognitive complaints in adults and children; Cognitive problems in neurologic and medical http://chp.phhp.ufl.edu/clinic/neuropsychology_clinic.html

@import "/css/all.css"; @import "/css/style.css"; College of PHHP Neuropsychology Clinic Evaluation of memory, attention, and other cognitive complaints in adults and children Cognitive problems in neurologic and medical disorders Specialty services in head injury, epilepsy, child neuropsychology, geriatrics and age-related cognitive complaints, psychiatric disorders, effects of medication, women's stress and memory clinic Learning disabilities in children and adults Forensic neuropsychology (disability determination, personal injury, competency, criminal matters) Shands Home Page Return to Psychology Clinic Home Page Welcome Programs ... Resources Search: CHP UF Web with Google UF Phonebook Welcome Programs Admissions Research ... University of Florida , Gainesville, FL 32611; (352) 273-6617. This page was last updated Nov. 6, 2006.

66. Widener University - Neuropsychology Assessment Center Developed by the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology with grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education, the neuropsychology Assessment Center http://www3.widener.edu/?pageId=5338

67. Department Of Health Psychology, University Of Missouri-Columbia, School Of Heal The Division of Pediatric Psychology and neuropsychology is dedicated to The Child neuropsychology Clinic at the University of MissouriColumbia offers http://www.umshp.org/hp/dppn.htm

Skip navigation; go to main content UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS MU GRADUATE SCHOOL ... Professional Activities Research Grant Funding Presentations Publications RESOURCES ... Training Department of Health Psychology Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology The Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology is dedicated to research, teaching, and clinical service that improves the health and well being of children with chronic health conditions and disabilities, especially those children with developmental, genetic,and/or neurological disorders. Division staff members include Dan Orme, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. , Director of the Division of Pediatric Psychology and Neuropsychology, faculty members Steve Kanne, Ph.D., A.B.P.P. , and Kathleen McCann Deidrick, Ph.D. , post-doctoral fellow Maureen Grissom, Ph.D.

68. On The Neuropsychology Of Religious Experiences Review of literature on neuropsychology of religious experiences, including temporal lobe model, D Aquili s model for meditative states, http://www.psych.uiuc.edu/~bhidalgo/litreview.htm

69. UT Physicians: Your Partners In Good Health UT Pediatric neuropsychology is the clinic where physician faculty members of The University of Texas Medical School at Houston’s Division of Pediatric http://www.utdocs.com/PediClinic/Neuropsychology/

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70. Massachusetts Mental Health Center - Clinical Neuropsychology Service The MMHC Clinical neuropsychology Service evaluates approximately 100 patients per year at MMHC, most of whom are referred by the MMHC Continuing Care http://www.massmentalhealthcenter.org/clinicalservices/programsandservices-neuro

Home Clinical Services Programs And Services Consultation Services Clinical Neuropsychology Service Faculty Psychodiagnostic Testing Service The MMHC Clinical Neuropsychology Service evaluates approximately 100 patients per year at MMHC, most of whom are referred by the MMHC Continuing Care program. Many other referrals come from Boston area colleges and universities, where we are known as experts in adult learning and attention deficit disorders. The evaluations are performed by the clinical post-doctoral trainees in neuropsychology while under supervision. Now under the direction of Dr. Bill Stone, the neuropsychology fellowship was initiated by Dr. Seidman as a small neuropsychology training program in 1986 at MMHC for advanced psychology trainees, which involved part-time supervised experience. This has evolved over the past 15 years into a major, collaborative post-doctoral training program with the Beth Israel-Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) beginning in 1993. This program entails rotations at both MMHC and BIDMC, an extensive series of seminars, and opportunities for research. Until 1994, virtually all trainees were MMHC post-interns who stayed on for advanced neuropsychology training. When the HMS Department of Psychiatry consolidated into one department, we opened up our training program to all HMS Psychology Department programs. The fellows provide all neuropsychological services to MMHC clients.

71. Home The neuropsychology Assessment Service Behavioral Health Service is neuropsychology services are designed to provide costeffective http://www.neuropsychflorida.com/home.html

Welcome! The Neuropsychology Assessment Service Behavioral Health Service is an independent private practice committed exclusively to the implementation of neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation, and behavioral health. Neuropsychology services are designed to provide cost-effective evaluations to diagnose, clarify, and confirm disability and impairment due to traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, and psychological disturbance. The Behavioral Health Service is designed to assist patients in overcoming anxiety and depression related to illness and injury, and cope with stressors which may exacerbate symptoms. With office locations in Orlando Tampa, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Hollywood, Miami, Naples, Ft. Myers, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale , J acksonville, Plantation, Boca Raton , and Miami areas, objective, and thorough analyses pertaining to brain injury and disability are provided to consumers, attorneys, physicians, and insurance providers for them to make informed decisions for themselves or on behalf of clients and patients. Services: Neuropsychological Assessment Psychological Assessment Independent Medical Examinations (IME) Competency Evaluations Forensic Evaluations Opposing Expert Review Cognitive Rehabilitation Treatment of PTSD Treatment of Anxiety or Depression Educational Assessments for Adults and Children purposes. It is not intended for the purpose of providing psychological, medical, legal, or other professional

72. The Neuropsychology Handbook - Arthur MacNeill Horton, Jr., Danny Third update of the foremost clinical neuropsychology reference work in the world. The handbook covers the field in a comprehensive way, from foundations of http://www.springerpub.com/prod.aspx?prod_id=02514

73. Randolph Neuropsychology Associates, PLLC Randolph neuropsychology Associates, PLLC is a neuropsychology practice based in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Available services include neurpsychological http://www.randolphnp.com/

74. INS The International Neuropsychological Society is a multidisciplinary non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing communication among the scientific http://www.the-ins.org/

The International Neuropsychological Society is a multi-disciplinary non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing communication among the scientific disciplines which contribute to the understanding of brain-behavior relationships. The Society currently has more than 4500 members throughout the world. The Society holds two meetings per year. The North American meeting is held in February and the non-North American meeting is held in July. We invite you to join INS. Please complete the online membership application Benefits of membership include: Full subscription to the Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (JINS). Six issues published per year. Subscription begins in the year for which dues have been submitted. Members who join in the middle of the year will receive back issues of the journal. Online access to JINS. Discounts on books and journals from selected publishers. Online access to INS membership directory. Ability to modify contact information online. Discount on INS meeting registration. INS member mailings which include information about upcoming meetings, job postings, and INS-NET(the INS newsletter).

75. MedFriendly.com: Neuropsychologist provides an easy to understand definition for the medical term, neuropsychologist. http://www.medfriendly.com/neuropsychologist.html

MedFriendly TM TM A B C D ... Z Web MedFriendly.com What is a neuropsychologist? What do neuropsychologists do? What does it take to become a neuropsychologist? What is a board certified neuropsychologist? ... Why is the origin of the word, neuropsychologist? WHAT IS A NEUROPSYCHOLOGIST? A neuropsychologist is a professional psychologist that studies and practices neuropsychology . Neuropsychology is the study of the relationship between the central nervous system (brain and spine) and behavior, from birth to old age. Psychology is the study and profession concerning behavior and the related functions and processes of both the mind and body, in human and non-human animals. WHAT DO NEUROPSYCHOLOGISTS DO? Neuropsychologists have many different types of jobs and not every neuropsychologist does the same thing. Many neuropsychologists administer psychological tests and perform assessments to diagnose specific disorders of the brain. These brain disorders most often result in problems with thinking, emotions, and/or behavior. Neuropsychologists study ways to measure recovery from brain damage as well as strategies to rehabilitate (make better) people with brain damage and improve their care. Neuropsychologists also provide psychotherapy (a psychological treatment through talking) to patients with brain damage and try to understand ways in which a patient's environment (for example, family) improve or worsen a brain damaged patient's overall condition. Although neuropsychologists also study the functioning of the spine, most neuropsychologists focus on the functioning of the brain.

76. Neurology & Neuroscience Associates - Northeast Ohio - Neuropsychological Testin Neuropsychological assessment and testing aids in the diagnosis of a variety of neurological diseases. We measure a patient s cognition, http://www.nnadoc.com/neuropsych.shtml

Home Services Practitioners Locations ... Patient Education Neuropsychology at NNA Staff Assessment and Counseling Facilities Services ... Scheduling Staff DeAnna Frye, Ph.D. Laura Pennell Samson, Psy.D. Neuropsychological Testing, Assessment And Counseling Neuropsychological assessment and testing aids in the diagnosis of a variety of neurological diseases. We measure a patient's cognition, mood and personality along with strengths, weaknesses and functionality. Psychotherapy and counseling also are available to patients with neurological disorders. Facilities Neuropsychological testing and assessment is available at NNA's Akron Hudson Medina and Ravenna offices. Services Neuropsychological assessment and testing Psychotherapy and counseling for patients with neurological disorders Collaboration of services with neuro rehabilitation physical therapy occupational therapy speech therapy Workers Compensation cases Independent medical examinations View a printable brochure for more information on neuropsychological assessment and testing PDF Help Scheduling Neuropsychological Testing For our patients' convenience, when a neurologist prescribes neuropsychological assessment, a copy of the prescription is forwarded to the Neuropsychology Department secretary. When insurance benefits are confirmed and any pre-certification requirements are completed, the patient will be contacted to schedule an appointment.

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78. Jacob L. Driesen, Ph.D. Adjunct Assistant Professor Behavioral Neuroscience and Behavioral Medicine Portland State University doctor@driesen.com or pdx00357@pdx.edu http://www.driesen.com/

Jacob L. Driesen, Ph.D. Behavioral Neuroscience and Medical Psychology Adjunct Assistant Professor Behavioral Neuroscience and Behavioral Medicine Portland State University doctor@driesen.com or pdx00357@pdx.edu Contact Information Email : doctor@driesen.com or pdx00357@pdx.edu Phone : Address : P.O Box 751 Psychology Department Portland Oregon United States Powered by Yahoo! Web Hosting

79. UCSF Multiple Sclerosis Center Memory Memory is a complex neuropsychological function. There are at least two separate systems for memory. Procedural memory is the memory for how to do http://www.ucsf.edu/msc/psychology.htm

@import "layout/layout.css"; UCSF Multiple Sclerosis Center Contact the Center What is MS? Treatments for MS ... Resources HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Neuropsychology It is estimated that between 45% and 65% of all people with MS experience problems with memory, attention, word-finding, problem-solving, or other cognitive functions as a symptom of the disease. These cognitive changes can vary considerably from one person to another, both in type and severity. There is very little relationship between the severity of physical symptoms and the severity of cognitive problems. One person may have severe physical symptoms but no problems with cognition. Another person may be very physically fit but have severe problems with thinking and remembering. Cognitive difficulties can be particularly distressing for people because they are changes that nobody sees. Sometimes family,loved ones, or employers will believe that a person’s forgetfulness or lack of attention are willful ignoring, rather than a symptom of the MS. Many times the person with MS may not recognize that their problems with memory, attention, word-finding, and problem solving are MS-related, and he or she may worry that he or she is going crazy. Understanding the type and the source of cognitive problems is the first step for patients and their loved ones to begin coping with these symptoms effectively. Although the types of problems seen in people with MS can vary considerably, some problems are seen more frequently than others. Some people may only have problems in one area, while others may have problems in many areas. Below is a list of the types of cognitive problems many people with MS experience

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