With a special focus on brain function and child development, we assess your child’s cognitive, emotional and behavioral functioning and determine the best treatment to help improve their quality of life.
We can treat your child for an array of known or suspected neurologic disorders, such as epilepsy, head injuries, neuromuscular disorders or chronic medical illness. Our team of pediatric psychologists and neuropsychologists work with other pediatric specialists as needed to treat all aspects of a child’s condition.
Your child’s evaluation may include:
These evaluations help us determine the best recommendations, treatments and non-medical interventions to treat your child’s condition.
Director, Division of Neurobehavioral Health; Nationally Certified School Psychologist; Associate Director, Pediatric Psychology Fellowship; Program Director, School Success Clinic; Clinic Director, Tic and Tourette Service; Pediatric Psychologist
Speech and Language Pathologist
Patient Navigator; Psychometrist
Neurobehavioral Health Clinic Coordinator
We are pleased to offer the Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills® (PEERS®), an evidence-based social skills group for motivated middle and high school students who would like to learn how to make and keep friends and handle social difficulties. Groups will be facilitated by Allison Burke, Ph.D., licensed clinical psychologist and certified PEERS® for Adolescents provider, with the assistance of trained clinic staff.
Teens and parents attend weekly 90-minute group sessions for 14 weeks. Group sessions will be offered through telehealth (availability of in-person groups will be decided in accordance with public health recommendations). Teaching consists of didactic lessons, role-play demonstrations of skills, and behavioral rehearsals. Parents learn how to be “social coaches” for their teens to help them apply the skills they are learning.
Session topics include:
Participation requirements:
Enrollment is ongoing, and group assignments are determined at intake based on group dynamics. Instruction is in English. For more information or to start the intake process, contact Katie Elliott, Director Secretary of NeuroBehavioral Health, at 330-543-4894.