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The NeuroCognitive & Behavioral Institute Overview

The NeuroCognitive and Behavioral Institute specializes in diagnosing and treating cognitive, neuropsychiatric and neurobehavioral disorders in pediatrics, adolescents, adults and geriatrics. The majority of our patients present with neurodevelopmental based disorders, acquired and traumatic brain injury, as well as, neurodegenerative diseases. We are one of the leading cognitive neuroscience centers in NJ. NCI clinics are located in Morris, Somerset, and Essex County NJ. We also have a very active clinical research department conducting early-late drug development, functional brain mapping an...d neuromodulation research. Our Patient Services Center consists of 35 employee across 5 departments: Medical Administration; Finance, Marketing, IT and Central Research. Our clinical and clinical research faculty consists of 15 clinicians with a number of different specialties in healthcare and clinical neuroscience. Our clinics are affiliated with the RWJBarnabas, St. Clares, St. Lukes and the Atlantic Healthcare systems. We also have a partnership with University Radiology and use their MRI scanners throughout NJ for our fMRI and DTI imaging. Our team consists of pediatric and adolescent psychologists, cognitive and neurotherapists, including speech and language therapists, as well as, adult and geriatric clinical neuropsychologists and behavioral neurologists, specializing in diagnostic and treatment services for: Alzheimers Disease http://neuroci.com/alzheimers-disease/ ADHD http://neuroci.com/adhd/ Autism Spectrum Disorders http://neuroci.com/autism/ Brain Injury Cognitive Impairment Dementia http://neuroci.com/dementia/ Mood disorders; including depression and anxiety New to NCI? Visit our Patient Services page at http://neuroci.com/contact-us/ for more information on how we can help you. Or, Live chat with us, just click the green bar at the bottom of the page. Or, leave us a message if we happen to be offline, and well get back to you. More
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