Everything in one place: articles from our clinicians, printable guides and trusted organizations to read, and research studies or support programs you can join.
Printable PDF handouts written by our clinicians for patients and their families.
Written and reviewed by the East End Neuropsych team, on dementia, memory, mood and treatment options.
National associations, medical centers and Long Island services we point families to most often, plus reporting published elsewhere that we think is worth your time.
Comprehensive resources on disease progression, diagnosis, management, and caregiver support from the world's leading dementia research organizations.
Resources on depression in older adults, treatment options including ketamine, and distinguishing depression from dementia ("pseudodementia").
Parkinson's disease affects more than motor function, depression, psychosis, impulse control, and cognitive decline are common and treatable. Learn how.
Evidence-based resources for veterans and civilians experiencing PTSD, traumatic brain injury, and complex trauma, including ketamine therapy information.
Understanding the biological underpinnings of neurodegeneration, vascular disease, cognitive decline, and brain aging from top neurology authorities.
Understanding your Medicare rights, coverage tiers, and how to verify benefits before scheduling psychiatric or specialty visits.
Evidence-based information on how ketamine works, what to expect, clinical studies, and patient perspectives from leading medical centers.
Caring for someone with dementia or Alzheimer's is one of life's most demanding roles. These resources support caregivers through education, community, and respite care.
Local support organizations, adult day programs, home health services, and senior resources across Suffolk and Nassau Counties.
Reporting and clinical news published elsewhere. Not written or reviewed by East End Neuropsych.
Unlike the reading material above, these are opportunities you can sign up for. Each one is run by an outside organization, not by East End Neuropsych. Signing up is always your choice, and it is never required for your care with us.
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