About Us
Our Approach
The Center was founded on the belief that when we understand the power and gifts of the mind and brain, we develop greater compassion in difficult situations. Our approach helps people and professionals understand in a connected, non-judgmental way, “humankindness.”
Our Team
Who We Are
“Our Specialty Sauce”
- Neuropsychology
- Child or Pediatric Psychology
- School Psychology
- Geriatrics
- Integrative Health
- Psychiatry
- Pain Psychology
- Trauma Experts
- Health Psychology
- Clinical Psych Trainees
What We've Done
“Our Street Cred”
- Book Author
- Academic Professors
- Published on Treatment & Assessment
- President of Organization
- Training Director
- Community Leaders
- Certified in Multiple Treatment Modalities
- Dual Specialties & Fellowships
- Developers of Scales & Formulas
- Recipient of Clinical Care & Research Awards
What Drives Us
“What Fills Our Cup”
- Spoiling our dogs
- Yoga or wobbling gracefully
- Cooking with friends & family
- Making music (badly or beautifully)
- Finding perspective in meditation
- Gratitude for each other
- Mentoring the next wave
- Building community, one connection at a time
How We Help
Questions We Answer
Many clients who seek our help—whether a patient, a medical professional, or an organization—seek assistance to uncover answers to questions concerning the mind, brain, and behavior.
Individuals & Families
You may be asking:
- How do I reduce suffering or cope better?
- Do I have ADHD, anxiety, depression, or PTSD?
- What's causing my memory or attention problems?
- Can you clarify my diagnoses?
- How do I manage chronic pain or trauma?
- How do I recover from a concussion or brain injury?
- Will surgery help my condition?
- What predicts good surgical outcomes?
Healthcare Professionals
You may be asking:
- How do I optimize treatment or rehabilitation?
- Does my patient have a somatic or cognitive disorder?
- Is dementia or another neurocognitive condition present?
- Can my patient make medical decisions independently?
- Is it safe for them to drive or return to work?
- Should I prescribe medications or try alternatives?
- Is my patient a good surgical candidate?
- How can I help them learn coping skills?
Organizations
You may be asking:
- How do we reduce workplace stress?
- How can we build team resilience?
- What's the best way to manage conflict?
- How do we enhance communication and connection?
- How can leadership maintain functioning under pressure?
- Can you train our team in clinical skills?
- What mindfulness or wellness programs work best?
We are here to assist you with the questions you have. And through our team's extensive clinical and academic experience, together we will arrive at an answer.