Treatment

Psychotherapy: Empirically supported and culturally informed therapy can be provided or appropriate referrals can be made to help individuals and families coping with a variety of emotional, cognitive and physical concerns. Psychotherapy can help address anxiety, depression, and adjustment to chronic stressors. Psychotherapeutic treatment post-brain injury, including post-concussion syndrome and mild TBI and stroke can also help provide support and education for injuries, assist with coordination of comprehensive treatment plans, and address injury-related stressors and adjustment. A comprehensive evaluation can be very helpful towards determining psychotherapy needs and identifying treatment goals.

Cognitive Rehabilitation: This type of treatment can help to improve weaknesses in cognitive abilities such as attention, working memory, “executive functions” and memory. Through exercises and implementing strategies and lifestyle changes, it can help maximize potential and progress to the most independent level of functioning possible. Following a neuropsychological evaluation, programs can be tailored to the person’s background, abilities and interests.

Our treatment services are available based on provider availability.