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Neuropsychology
1. What Is Neuropsychology
2. Neuropsychological Evaluation
3. Reason For Evaluation
4. Neuropsychological Treatment
Neuropsychological Conditions
Alzheimer's Disease & Other Dementias
Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder
Brain Tumors & Cancer
Endocrine Disorders
Epilepsy & Seizure Disorders
Klinefelter Syndrome & Other Sex Chromosome Abnormalities
Learning Disorders: Reading (dyslexia), Math & Writing
Motor Neuron Diseases
Pervasive Developmental Disoders- Autism & Asperger's Disorder
Traumatic Brain Injury & Sports Concussion
Domain Assessed
Academic Achievement
Adaptive Functioning
Attention
Executive Functioning
Intellectual Functioning
Memory
Motor Speed & Coordination
Personality
Speech & Language
Visuoconstruction Abilities

PERSONALITY

 Personality is a construct that refers to the amalgam of our underlying characteristics, including temperament, behavioral, emotional and cognitive factors that we use to guide us through our interactions with our environment.  It determines how we deal with other people and the situations in our lives.  In some instances, components of personality, whether through genetics or environmental influence, develop in such a way that they preclude us from function at a more effective level.  This could be due to the presence of depression, ability to contend with stress or deal with interpersonal conflict.  During the course of the evaluation a number of techniques will be used to better understand how the persona being evaluated handles or mishandles situations in his or her environment so that appropriate recommendations can be made to improve functioning.

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