What is a Neuropsychologist?

Neuropsychologists examine the relationship between the brain and behavior.  A neuropsychologist is a doctor with an advance degree, such as a Ph.D. or Psy.D., in clinical psychology.  Additional training through a formal postdoctoral residency is required for one to be considered a “neuropsychologist.”  They receive significant education and training emphasizing the relationship between the brain and behavior.

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Forms & Documents

Parents & Patients Forms

The following are the required forms for your child's appointment

  1. Pediatric History Form

  2. Pre-Admission Form

  3. Pre-appointment Information

  4. Pre-appointment Parent Checklist

  5. Teacher Rating Form

  6. What to Expect During Testing


                                          

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