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19 West 34th Street, Penthouse | New York, NY | 212-268-8900 |




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The Brain Clinic provides diagnostic and treatment services for mild brain problems including learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder and mild traumatic brain injury. We treat other medical conditions such as neurological disorders and hypertension. Neuropsychological and learning disability evaluations are needed to obtain extra time for high stakes testing, and define a diagnosis. Treatment methods include cognitive remediation, biofeedback and neurofeedback and psychotherapy for such conditions. Dr. Thomas has treated brain disorders for 30 years.


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