We turn cutting-edge research into real-world practice and learning — building our own assessment tools, platforms, training programs, and curricula, then putting them to work in the field.
Our faculty served on scientific advisory boards for tech companies, publish in multiple peer-reviewed journals and books, and held academic and training-director appointments, then bring that same rigor home, developing tools, protocols, and AI-based generative technology that our own clinicians and educators use every day.
Three ways we partner with you and your teams.
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Gestalt 1.0 runs our caseloads. Compass builds clinical competency. Luria 1.0 is our next-generation intelligence assessment platform. All three were built in-house, by our own clinicians, and are already at work in our own practice.
Gestalt 1.0 turns dense symptom and wellbeing data into a single living visual: a “Healing” flower tracking recovery across depression, anxiety, cognition, sleep, and more, and a “Thriving” flower tracking what’s feeding a person’s growth.
Gestalt 1.0 replaces a wall of spreadsheets with a single flow: what hasn’t been billed, what’s sitting with a payer, and what’s actually been paid. The same clarity extends to intake packets and unsigned notes.
Compass helps professionals build the competency to conduct therapy and exams, including comprehensive doctoral-level exams. Trainees choose a clinical orientation, set a difficulty level, and interview a realistic AI patient, with live feedback on rapport, presence, confidence, and diagnostic accuracy.
Luria 1.0 is our next-generation intelligence assessment platform, currently in development within the Education & Research division. Named for the founder of modern neuropsychological assessment, it’s built with the same rigor as everything else we bring into our own clinics.
Every subtest score is auto-populated with percentiles, classifications, and normal-curve placement, so reports that used to take hours come together in minutes.
Each tool below was developed in-house and is already in active clinical or educational use.
Our next-generation intelligence assessment platform, currently in development.
Preview Luria 1.0 →A consensus-based inventory covering current diagnostic criteria for mild traumatic brain injury.
Explore the TBI Tool →The Parkinson’s-Plus Weighted Inventory, a fast screening tool for MSA, PSP, CBD, and DLB.
Try Park Plus →Interactive MRI worksheets that teach brain anatomy, from labeled diagrams to real clinical scans.
Open LearnBrain →An interactive guide to frontotemporal dementia, covering clinical subtypes and differential diagnosis.
Explore the FTD Tool →From monthly clinical case conferences to attorney-focused trainings, our education programs serve professionals, institutions, and the community alike.
The Collective Cortex Course and LIN Case Conference explore neuropsychology, assessment, and neurological & psychiatric conditions in clinical and forensic contexts.
View Seminar Schedule →Wellness classes in mindfulness and self-compassion open to the public, plus clinical seminars for licensed professionals and students.
See Class Offerings →Structured training pathways for doctoral and postdoctoral clinicians, supervised by faculty who are active researchers and authors.
Explore Training Programs →A selection from an ongoing body of peer-reviewed work spanning neuropsychology, trauma, pain psychology, and integrative health.
Ramezani, A. (2025). Cognella Academic Publishing, San Diego, CA.
Zachariah, N., Hugg, L., Brewster, K., Sidhu, A., Ramezani, A. — introduces the PTSD-Cardiovascular Risk Index.
Ramezani, A., Brewster, K., Yousif, J., Fazeli Dehkordi, N., & Alvani, A. — a case series on cross-cultural evaluation.
Duff, K. & Ramezani, A. — a demographic-adjusted scoring equation for older adults still cited in practice today.