When it comes to the mind, there are often links between
physical changes in the brain and the development of behavioral
symptoms. Both can be treated for a better outcome.
Patient Resources
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Children
& Adolescents |
Adults
& Geriatrics |
Multiple Sclerosis
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Sleep Disorders
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Headaches
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Carpal Tunnel
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Limb Pain
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Seizures/Epilepsy
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Dementia
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Depression
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Strokes
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| Obsessive Compulsive
Disorder |
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| Anxiety Disorders |
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Panic
Disorder
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Marital Issues
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Women's Health
Issues
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Chronic Pain
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Dyslexia
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Parkinson's
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Attention Deficit
Disorder
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Learning Disabilities
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Adjusting to
divorce, school, other life changes
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Memory Problems
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Brain Injury
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Legal cases
with neurological or psychological implications
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| Addictive Behavior
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| Adjustment to Chronic illness |
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| Recovery from Trauma / Acute
illness |
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| Stress Management |
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| Coping Skills |
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| Substance Abuse |
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| PTSD |
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| Movement Disorders |
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| Social Phobia |
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| Bipolar Disorders |
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