Mind And Brain Care

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Mind And Brain Care Mind and Brain Care wants to empower individuals to live their life to the fullest. We are here to provide you with state-of-the art brain health.

We are specialized in evaluating brain functions (cognition, mood, somatization) related to head injuries, neurodegenerative processes (dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis), aging, development, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, trauma, and/or Psychiatric Illness. Our assessments can help determine eligibility for surgery (Bariatric, Spinal Stimulation, Deep Brain Stimulation), capacity (medical, legal, financial), occupational placement, vocational rehabilitation, and/or academic accommodations. We also provide forensic services to attorneys seeking help for their clients. If you would like to know how we can help you understand your condition, receive a treatment plan, or increase overall quality of life, please call us at 239-768-6500 today! Visit our services page for a more in-depth list of the evaluations and treatment options we offer. Services
Mind and Brain Care offers a comprehensive array of services to address brain functioning and mental health issues at multiple levels. We provide a wide range of evaluations and treatment options for ages 18 months and up. Patient care is customized according to individual needs, as well as, the referral question. Even if you have existing providers, our services are specially designed to compliment your current treatment plan with your existing provider team. The results of your evaluation can provide your team with the detailed neuropsychological information they need to assist them with targeted treatment planning. Our services include, but are certainly not limited to:

Neuropsychological Diagnosis (across full spectrum of neurodevelopmental, psychiatric, or medical disorders, incl. Dementia, ADHD, Autism, Asperger’s, Developmental Delays, etc.) Traumatic Brain Injury Assessment and Treatment
Pediatric Neuropsychology
Personality Assessments
Cognitive Assessments and Rehabilitation
Functional Capacity Evaluations/Situational Evaluations
Stress Management
Independent Medical Evaluations / Forensic Neuropsychology
Vocational Evaluations
Psychoeducational Assessments & Treatment Planning (incl. learning disabilities, giftedness, and educational accommodations for both grade school and college)
Pre-Surgery Clearances (Deep Brain Stimulation, Spinal Cord Stimulation, and Bariatric Surgery)
ADHD Treatment Services: Neurofeedback & our revolutionary ReBoot™ program
Parental Training
Therapy Services

We are Medicare providers and work with most major insurance companies. We offer deep discounts for self-pay and hardship cases. Due to the complexities and variety of coverage provided for mental health services, we provide insurance pre-verification and counseling on every case. We offer flexible schedules, including weekend hours based on need. We look forward to providing you with the highest quality of care to ensure you’re living the highest quality of life. To get started, you can call our office at 239-768-6500 or request an appointment via our online form and a staff member will contact you.

…a revolution in mental health care. Location
Mind and Brain Care has spared no detail in the creation of a comfortable and therapeutic environment for our patients and their family. Our facility looks and feels like a home, rather than a sterile-clinic atmosphere. Our friendly staff, trained in interacting with brain and mental disorders, make patient care top priority. Our stress-free environment quickly puts individuals at ease. Our space has been dedicated to individuals living with brain illness; hence, we proudly showcase a private collection of original art created by dementia patients. When you visit us, you will see the difference! As an attestation to our commitment to excellence, we are proud to share that Mind and Brain Care was honored as Southwest Florida’s 2010 new business of the year. The article can be found in Florida’s Small Business Development Center’s 2010 Newsletter (periodical). Dr. Lopez acknowledges the help she acquired from the SBDC to make Mind and Brain Care possible.

🧠🌸 Multiple Sclerosis: Understanding the Invisible BattleMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, immune-mediated neurologi...
10/20/2026

🧠🌸 Multiple Sclerosis: Understanding the Invisible Battle

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, immune-mediated neurological condition that affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves.

While symptoms such as fatigue, memory difficulties, vision changes, and muscle weakness may not always be visible, their impact on daily life can be profound.

💛 The good news? Advances in early diagnosis and disease-modifying therapies are helping people with MS manage symptoms, reduce relapses, and maintain quality of life.

Awareness begins with understanding. Every brain deserves compassionate, individualized care.

Dr. Mabel Lopez | Mind and Brain Care

🧠✨ October is ADHD Awareness Month!ADHD is more than difficulty paying attention. It is a neurodevelopmental condition t...
10/19/2026

🧠✨ October is ADHD Awareness Month!

ADHD is more than difficulty paying attention. It is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect executive functioning, emotional regulation, organization, and impulse control.

But ADHD does not define a person’s potential. 💛

Individuals with ADHD often bring creativity, curiosity, innovative thinking, and unique perspectives to the world.

With greater understanding, appropriate support, and evidence-based interventions, individuals with ADHD can build on their strengths and thrive.

Different minds. Unique strengths. Endless possibilities. 🌟

At Mind and Brain Care, we believe awareness is the first step toward understanding, acceptance, and empowerment.

🧠✨ Different brains. Brilliant possibilities.October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! 💗Dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental diff...
10/15/2026

🧠✨ Different brains. Brilliant possibilities.

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month! 💗

Dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects reading and language processing, not intelligence.

With understanding, evidence-based instruction, and the right support, individuals with dyslexia can thrive.

Because there is more than one way to learn, think, and succeed. 🌸

🍰🧠 Ever wonder why you still have room for dessert, even after a big meal?Your brain has a fascinating explanation!It’s ...
10/14/2026

🍰🧠 Ever wonder why you still have room for dessert, even after a big meal?

Your brain has a fascinating explanation!

It’s called sensory-specific satiety. As you eat a particular food, your brain’s pleasure response to that food gradually decreases. But introduce something new, especially something sweet, and suddenly your appetite gets a second wind!

Your brain’s reward system, including dopamine-related pathways, also plays a role in making delicious foods appealing, even when you’re physically full.

So that mysterious “dessert stomach” isn’t really in your stomach at all. It’s partly in your brain! 🧠🍓

💭 Tell us: Are you someone who always saves room for dessert?

World Mental Health Day | October 10Mental health matters at every age, and taking care of our emotional well-being is j...
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day | October 10

Mental health matters at every age, and taking care of our emotional well-being is just as important as caring for our physical health.

Whether it's connecting with loved ones, taking time to rest, enjoying a favorite hobby, or reaching out for support, small moments of care can make a meaningful difference.

Today is a reminder to be kind to yourself and those around you. Everyone deserves to feel heard, supported, and valued.

What's one thing you do to take care of your mental well-being?

Your brain needs connection, too! 🧠💚Did you know that even a simple conversation engages multiple parts of your brain? F...
10/09/2026

Your brain needs connection, too! 🧠💚

Did you know that even a simple conversation engages multiple parts of your brain? From listening and remembering to understanding emotions and responding, social interaction keeps your brain actively engaged.

Research suggests that maintaining meaningful social connections is associated with better cognitive health as we age.

Whether it's a phone call, coffee with a friend, or spending time with family, meaningful connections matter.

What's your favorite way to stay connected with loved ones?

Ever feel like your brain is completely exhausted after a day full of decisions? 🧠From choosing what to eat to managing ...
10/08/2026

Ever feel like your brain is completely exhausted after a day full of decisions? 🧠

From choosing what to eat to managing schedules, solving problems, and making important choices, your brain is constantly working.

This feeling is often called decision fatigue. While researchers are still studying how it works, prolonged mental effort can make decisions feel more difficult.

Sometimes, giving yourself a mental break is exactly what you need.

Do you ever feel mentally drained after a busy day?

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Have you ever smelled something and suddenly felt like you were somewhere else entirely?
Our sense of smell has close connections with brain regions involved in memory and emotion, which can make certain scents powerful triggers for memories from our past.
Freshly baked bread, a familiar perfume, a flower, or even morning coffee can bring back a moment you haven’t thought about in years.
What smell instantly takes YOU back?

Happy World Teachers’ Day!Today we celebrate the teachers who inspire curiosity, encourage us to keep learning, and leav...
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Happy World Teachers’ Day!
Today we celebrate the teachers who inspire curiosity, encourage us to keep learning, and leave an impact that can last a lifetime.
Thank you to every teacher helping minds learn, grow, and discover something new each day.
Tag a teacher who made a difference in your life!

10/03/2026

We know it’s October 3rd! 💕 But how does your brain know?

Knowing the date involves several cognitive systems working together, including attention, memory, orientation, and executive functioning. In neuropsychology, questions about the date, place, and situation can be part of assessing a person’s orientation and overall cognitive functioning.

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