Mind And Brain Care

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 (m

edical, 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.

🚨 NEW RESEARCH JUST DROPPED 🚨According to the prestigious International Institute of Feline Research, cats have conclude...
06/04/2026

🚨 NEW RESEARCH JUST DROPPED 🚨

According to the prestigious International Institute of Feline Research, cats have concluded the following:

🐱 Purring is medicine.
🐱 Petting cats reduces stress.
🐱 Cats prevent loneliness.
🐱 Cats provide structure and purpose.
🐱 Cats deserve additional treats for their contributions to science.

The lead investigators worked tirelessly on this project, taking only occasional breaks for naps, window surveillance, and knocking random objects off countertops.

The Institute stands firmly behind its findings and requests immediate compensation in the form of tuna.

Happy National Hug Your Cat Day. ❤️

This research may have been peer-reviewed by several orange cats with questionable credentials.

🚴‍♂️ Your brain on a bicycle is a whole different vibe. 🧠✨Did you know that June 3rd is World Bicycle Day? 🌍 If you thou...
06/03/2026

🚴‍♂️ Your brain on a bicycle is a whole different vibe. 🧠✨
Did you know that June 3rd is World Bicycle Day? 🌍 If you thought cycling was just a great cardio workout, your brain has some news for you. Pedaling doesn’t just move your legs—it completely upgrades your neural framework.
Here is exactly what happens under the helmet when you take a ride:
💨 Oxygen Surge: Cycling increases blood flow, pumping fresh oxygen and vital nutrients directly to your brain for peak cognitive function.
🧘‍♂️ The Ultimate Stress Melt: It naturally regulates your nervous system, clearing mental fog and triggering a massive release of mood-boosting endorphins.
🌱 Sparks Neuroplasticity: Regular riding literally strengthens neural connections and builds brain resilience, making it easier for you to learn and adapt.
👵 Fountain of Youth (Healthy Aging): It protects your memory centers, keeps your mind sharp, and helps you maintain your cognitive independence as you age.

06/02/2026

🧠 June is Men’s Mental Health Month

Mental health challenges affect millions of men every year, yet many continue to struggle in silence due to stigma, fear, or the belief that they should handle everything on their own.

This month serves as a reminder that:

✔️ It’s okay to not be okay
✔️ You are not alone
✔️ Talking about mental health is a sign of strength, not weakness
✔️ Taking care of your mind and body matters
✔️ Asking for help is one of the strongest steps a person can take

Mental health is health. Just as we care for our physical well-being, we must also prioritize our emotional and psychological health.

If you are struggling, consider reaching out to a trusted friend, family member, healthcare professional, or mental health provider. Support is available, and recovery is possible.

Let’s work together to break the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and create a culture where seeking help is encouraged, supported, and respected.

💙 What is one thing you do to support your mental well-being?

— Dr. Mabel Lopez
Mind & Brain Care Neuropsychology

🧠💜 June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness MonthMore than 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia, and Alzhei...
06/01/2026

🧠💜 June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month

More than 55 million people worldwide are living with dementia, and Alzheimer’s disease remains the most common cause. While aging is the greatest risk factor, research continues to show that lifestyle choices can play an important role in supporting long-term brain health.

This month is an opportunity to:
✔️ Learn the warning signs of dementia
✔️ Support individuals and families affected by cognitive decline
✔️ Promote healthy habits that benefit the brain
✔️ Recognize the vital role of caregivers
✔️ Support ongoing research and innovation

Small steps matter. Regular exercise, quality sleep, social engagement, management of cardiovascular risk factors, and lifelong learning are all associated with better brain health.

Together, we can increase awareness, reduce stigma, and create a future filled with greater understanding, better treatments, and hope.

💜 What is one thing you do to keep your brain healthy?

— Mabel Lopez, Ph.D.
Mind & Brain Care Neuropsychology

😊 National Smile Day | May 31, 2026Did you know that smiling may do more than express happiness? Research suggests that ...
05/31/2026

😊 National Smile Day | May 31, 2026

Did you know that smiling may do more than express happiness? Research suggests that smiling can influence how we feel and interact with the world around us.

A genuine smile has been associated with:
🧠 Reduced stress responses
💛 Improved mood
🤝 Stronger social connections
🌱 Greater emotional resilience
❤️ Positive effects on overall well-being

Even during difficult times, a small smile can serve as a gentle reminder to pause, connect, and practice self-compassion.

Today, on National Smile Day and the final day of Mental Health Awareness Month, consider sharing a smile with someone—or offering one to yourself.

What is one thing that made you smile today?

— Mabel Lopez, Ph.D.
Mind & Brain Care Neuropsychology

Parkinson’s Disease Symposium Next Week – Free to AttendIf you or a loved one are living with Parkinson’s disease, join ...
05/29/2026

Parkinson’s Disease Symposium Next Week – Free to Attend

If you or a loved one are living with Parkinson’s disease, join us next Friday for a day of education, resources, and expert presentations.

I’ll be speaking on:

“A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body: Tips for the PD Patient and Care Partner”

We’ll discuss practical, evidence-based strategies involving:

• Exercise
• Nutrition
• Brain health
• Lifestyle habits that support quality of life

📅 Friday, June 5, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center, Punta Gorda

Admission is FREE.

Learn more at:

https://swfhealthandwellness.com/2026-swfl-parkinsons-disease-spring-symposium-free-educational-event-coming-to-punta-gorda-this-june/

Parkinson’s Disease Symposium Next Week – Free to AttendIf you or a loved one are living with Parkinson’s disease, join ...
05/29/2026

Parkinson’s Disease Symposium Next Week – Free to Attend

If you or a loved one are living with Parkinson’s disease, join us next Friday for a day of education, resources, and expert presentations.

Dr. Mabel Lopez will be speaking on:

“A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body: Tips for the PD Patient and Care Partner”

We’ll discuss practical, evidence-based strategies involving:

• Exercise
• Nutrition
• Brain health
• Lifestyle habits that support quality of life

📅 Friday, June 5, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center, Punta Gorda

Admission is FREE.

Affecting more than a million Americans and over 10 million worldwide, Parkinson's disease (PD) is the second-most common neurodegenerative disease after

Social media platforms are designed to capture attention — and the brain responds exactly the way neuroscience would pre...
05/28/2026

Social media platforms are designed to capture attention — and the brain responds exactly the way neuroscience would predict.

Every notification, like, comment, and unpredictable reward can activate dopamine pathways involved in motivation, anticipation, and reinforcement. Over time, constant stimulation may contribute to attention fragmentation, overstimulation, difficulty disengaging, and mental fatigue.

This does NOT mean social media is inherently “bad.”
It means the brain was never designed for endless stimulation without rest.

Awareness matters.

Sometimes protecting attention is also protecting mental health.

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Dogs do more than bring us joy. Research suggests that canine companionship may help reduce stress, improve mood, encour...
05/27/2026

Dogs do more than bring us joy. Research suggests that canine companionship may help reduce stress, improve mood, encourage physical activity, and support healthier cognitive aging. 🧠🐾

Even small daily interactions with a dog can positively impact emotional well-being and brain health.

05/25/2026

Some battles continue quietly… long after service ends.

This Memorial Day, we honor both visible and invisible wounds.

Trauma can affect memory, sleep, emotional health, concentration, and the nervous system in ways that are not always immediately seen by others.

Today we remember those who served, those we lost, and those who continue carrying the weight of service long after returning home.

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