The Brain Clinic

The Brain Clinic Standardized Testing Accommodations and Non-Pharmaceutical Treatment Options for Depression, Anxiety This evaluation is for individuals ages 8 and up.

The Brain Clinic offers Diagnosis and Treatment of ADD, Learning Disabilities, Migraines, and Traumatic Brain Injury. The Brain Clinic offers a variety of high quality, cost effective learning disability assessment and treatment options under the careful supervision of a senior level neuropsychologist. We offer neuropsychological evaluations and non-pharmaceutical treatments useful for individuals

with:

Migraines & Headaches
Head & Brain Injuries (TBI)
ADD/ADHD
Learning Disabilities
Depression
Chronic Pain
Other Conditions
Extended Time on Standardized Exams

Adults and teens with learning disabilities are able to gain additional time in high-stakes testing situations (SAT, ACT, MCAT, LSAT, GRE, GMAT, etc) with the right documentation. The Brain Clinic offers neuropsychological evaluations to individuals who have documented learning disabilities which may give them proper documentation to receive more time. We can also perform the evaluations and provide documentation with a relatively quick turn-around time. Low-Cost Evaluations
The Brain Clinic is one of the few centers in NYC that is able to offer low-cost neuropsychological evaluations. Although we have stringent hours on this program, we are more than happy to try to meet your scheduling needs. Non-Pharmaceutical Treatment Options
In addition to traditional psychotherapy, The Brain Clinic offers non-pharmaceutical treatments such as cognitive remediation and neurofeedback, which are effective for individuals with migraines, learning disabilities (LD), brain-injury, ADD/ADHD and more. These treatments are very effective without medication and are often permanent. This can be especially useful for pregnant women and those seeking alternative treatments when medicine is unwanted or non-effective. The Brain Clinic is located only a block and a half from Penn Station at:
19 West 34th Street Penthouse
New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 268-8900.

One of neuroscience’s biggest questions is what causes certain adults to preserve their cognitive skills in their older ...
05/27/2026

One of neuroscience’s biggest questions is what causes certain adults to preserve their cognitive skills in their older age, despite also carrying early Alzheimer’s-related brain changes. Modern science is still looking into this, but according to a recent article from Neuroscience News, new research from Murdoch University shows that it could be due to maintaining good overall brain health throughout life. You can learn more about this research by reading the article through the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-health-cognitive-reserve-alzheimers-30705/

Robust overall brain health serves as a critical defense against early Alzheimer’s-related cognitive decline.

When it comes to brain health, even minor environmental factors can have a big impact. Recently, Neuroscience News poste...
05/26/2026

When it comes to brain health, even minor environmental factors can have a big impact. Recently, Neuroscience News posted an article about the link between air pollution and cognitive decline. According to research from McMaster University, long-term exposure to even low levels of air pollution can be associated with signs of cognitive decline. You can learn more by reading the article at the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://neurosciencenews.com/low-level-air-pollution-cognitive-decline-30707/

A new study links low-level air pollution and wildfire smoke to early brain damage and cognitive decline.

Many people accept that cognitive decline is an inevitable part of aging, but what if that’s not quite true? Recently, N...
05/20/2026

Many people accept that cognitive decline is an inevitable part of aging, but what if that’s not quite true? Recently, Neuroscience News posted an article – based on information from the University of Texas at Dallas – about how the human brain remains “trainable and rewireable,” even late in life. You can read more by using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://neurosciencenews.com/lifespan-optimization-brain-health-30646/

Brain performance can be optimized across the entire lifespan through daily micro-habits and targeted strategies.

Recently, AARP posted an article on its website about being aware of and ready for the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and d...
05/18/2026

Recently, AARP posted an article on its website about being aware of and ready for the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. When people are exposed to new information about brain health risks – such as ways to decrease dementia risk and otherwise protect brain health – then they are more likely to change their attitude and habits. You can learn more by reading the article, which can be found using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://www.aarp.org/pri/topics/health/brain-health/alzheimers-disease-dementia-awareness/

Surveys examining Alzheimer’s disease and dementia reveal that while many adults remain unaware that they can mitigate future risks to brain health through preventative actions earlier in life, exposure to new information meaningfully shifts attitudes and increases willingness to act.

Last week, we mentioned how certain autism symptoms can be mislabeled as ADHD symptoms. Today, we’re coming back to this...
05/14/2026

Last week, we mentioned how certain autism symptoms can be mislabeled as ADHD symptoms. Today, we’re coming back to this topic with a new focus: how having ADHD while also being autistic can make a person experience challenges that don’t fit neatly into either category. Recently, the Conversation posted an article about this that helps explain which condition is usually diagnosed first, which difficulties can be exacerbated, and which traits from each condition can conflict with each other. You can read more by using the URL that’s been provided below.

If you want to learn about getting accommodations for high-stakes testing, schedule a neuropsychological evaluation, or learn about neurotherapy or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at http://www.thebrainclinic.com.



https://theconversation.com/audhd-means-being-autistic-and-having-adhd-and-it-can-look-very-different-to-a-single-diagnosis-278095

People with AuDHD often find their traits and experiences don’t neatly fit into either category – and they can find themselves pulled in different directions.

Getting diagnosed with ADHD as an adult can be confusing at first. With most ADHD resources aimed towards helping childr...
05/11/2026

Getting diagnosed with ADHD as an adult can be confusing at first. With most ADHD resources aimed towards helping children, it’s not as easy as it should be to find advice for adjusting your adult life. Recently, Everyday Health posted an article on their website that includes advice for handling post-diagnosis life, such as tips for seeking treatment, suggestions for lifestyle changes, and potential places to find more support. You can read this by using the URL that’s been provided below.

If you want to learn about getting accommodations for high-stakes testing, schedule a neuropsychological evaluation, or learn about neurotherapy or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at http://www.thebrainclinic.com.



https://www.everydayhealth.com/adhd/tips-for-adhd-assessment-as-adult/

What to do after an adult ADHD diagnosis isn’t always obvious. Experts explain how to process the diagnosis, decide about treatment, and find support as an adult.

Getting the right diagnosis can change a person’s life, but how often is one condition mistaken for another? Recently, P...
05/06/2026

Getting the right diagnosis can change a person’s life, but how often is one condition mistaken for another? Recently, Psychology Today posted an article about six ways that ADHD traits can “hide” autism, causing autism symptoms like social struggles and movement/sensory seeking to be labeled as ADHD symptoms like impulsivity and hyperactivity. If you want to learn more, then you can read the article by using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn about getting accommodations for high-stakes testing, schedule a neuropsychological evaluation, or learn about neurotherapy or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at http://www.thebrainclinic.com.



https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-neurodivergent-psychologist/202603/6-ways-adhd-can-hide-autism

When ADHD is the only diagnosis on the chart, autistic traits get misread, reframed, or missed entirely. Here are six patterns to watch for.

Last week, Neuroscience News posted an article about how brain health can depend on many different lifetime factors. Acc...
05/04/2026

Last week, Neuroscience News posted an article about how brain health can depend on many different lifetime factors. According to a scientific statement from the American Heart Association, brain health is shaped by childhood experiences, the microbiome, psychological health, exposure to pollution, and more. This should affect not only how we care for our brains in later life, but also how we can determine cognitive aging risk based on our pasts. If you want to learn more, then you can read the article by using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-health-lifespan-framework-30624/

A new scientific statement highlights how mental health, sleep, and the gut microbiome shape brain health from childhood through old age.

When you have a neurological disorder, aspects of everyday life can be much harder to balance. Fortunately, there are wa...
04/29/2026

When you have a neurological disorder, aspects of everyday life can be much harder to balance. Fortunately, there are ways to adapt to the challenges that these conditions can throw at you. The website Multiple Sclerosis News Today shared a helpful example of this through their piece about caring for a pet while living with multiple sclerosis. Even if you don’t have a pet – or multiple sclerosis! – its examples of how to simplify tasks, use assistive devices, and prepare for flareups can be used as outlines when adapting to other situations. You can find this piece by using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/caring-for-a-pet-while-living-with-ms/

Discover practical ways to care for your pet when MS affects your strength, balance, or daily routine — without giving up the bond you share.

Last week, Neuroscience News posted an article about the changes that can occur in the brain when its white matter is da...
04/27/2026

Last week, Neuroscience News posted an article about the changes that can occur in the brain when its white matter is damaged. According to research from the University of Cambridge’s Stem Cell Institute, localized damage to white brain matter causes inflammation in regions of grey matter. While this inflammation is usually necessary for healing, if the brain’s myelin fails to regenerate as needed, this can instead result in chronic inflammation and neurodegeneration. You can read more about this research by using the URL provided below.

If you want to learn more about brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, neurotherapy, or neurofeedback, then reach out to us at the Brain Clinic by phone at (212) 268-8900 or by email at [email protected]. You can also visit our website at https://thebrainclinic.com/.



https://neurosciencenews.com/white-matter-myelin-neurodegeneration-30573/

Is Alzheimer's a white matter disease? A new study reveals how white matter damage triggers grey matter inflammation and neurodegeneration.

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