Hi, I’m Dr. Rhonda Freeman, a clinical neuropsychologist in South Florida.
I provide help to those concerned with memory loss, problems focusing, word finding difficulties, or behavioral changes (e.g., a difference from your life-long norm).
For individuals who visit our practice, I often share ‘how’ neuropsychology gives us strong and reliable indicators of brain health. For example, I discuss how neuropsychological testing allows us to activate cognitive (thinking) neural pathways within the brain through testing.
The information gained through a neuropsychological evaluation can help guide neurological diagnosis and treatment. This gives the best chance at proper and immediate interventions.
Here’s my background.
- PhD from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA.
- Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Miami & Mt. Sinai Medical Center
- Taught neuropsychology to graduate students.
- Cognitive rater for several FDA Clinical Trials (Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease.)
- Abuse survivors hold a special place in my heart. Ten years ago I created a website and program to help victims of domestic violence and narcissistic abuse – Neuroinstincts.
- Lectured to the community and colleagues on topics such as brain health, dementia, and the neuroscience of trauma.
- I enjoy sharing psychology and neuroscience with the world. I’ve contributed to media sites such as the Huffington Post, Newsweek, Reader’s Digest, and Psychology Today.
It was great ‘meeting’ you!
If neuropsychological services are needed, discuss a referral with your physician or contact us and we can help.
Phone: 561-732-7000.
All the best,
Rhonda Freeman, PhD