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05/27/2026

Learning doesn’t stop after an appointment. We offer educational materials designed to help patients and families better understand how the brain works and heals.

Our website features a collection of reliable resources to guide patients in learning more about neurological conditions, recovery strategies, and everyday brain health.

Each source is carefully selected to ensure the information is accurate, up to date, and relevant to your care journey.

Explore more here:
https://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/educational-resources

05/25/2026

Dr. Leslie Miles, PsyD, is dedicated to empowering individuals through expert psychological care. With eight years of experience in the New Jersey school system, she brings a wealth of knowledge in supporting people of all ages navigating ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and learning disabilities.

She is passionate about helping clients thrive across their academic, professional, and social lives. She believes that compassionate care, paired with strong family and community support, is the key to fostering long-term well-being.

In addition to her work at the Center, she serves on the executive board for the New Jersey Association of School Psychologists (NJASP), advocating for students with disabilities.

05/21/2026

Navigating changes in memory, focus, or emotional regulation can be challenging. Our services are designed to provide clarity through comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations.

Whether you are dealing with the aftermath of an injury, managing a chronic condition, or noticing age-related changes, we help identify the "why" behind your symptoms.

Our goal is to move beyond a diagnosis to provide a functional roadmap for your daily life.

We offer a supportive environment where your concerns are heard and addressed with clinical expertise. Taking the next step toward understanding your brain health is simple.

You can easily schedule an appointment through our website or by contacting our office directly.
Book your evaluation here: https://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/adult

05/19/2026

Recent research from the State University of Campinas has revealed a significant link between weight training and brain protection in older adults. The study followed individuals with mild cognitive impairment who participated in weight training twice a week.

The results were remarkable: participants showed protection against atrophy in the hippocampus and praecuneus, brain areas often associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Additionally, there were improvements in verbal episodic memory and the integrity of white matter.

This suggests that resistance exercise does more than just build muscle; it stimulates growth factors that help neurons survive. As a cost-effective, non-pharmacological intervention, weight training is a powerful tool for maintaining cognitive health.

Read the full article here: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2025-04-weight-older-people-brains-dementia.html

05/13/2026

Supporting your brain health often starts with managing the daily impact of stress and prioritizing restorative sleep.

We recommend exploring the Calm app, a specialized resource that offers guided breathing exercises, sleep stories, and anxiety relief tools designed to help regulate your nervous system.

By incorporating these practices into your routine, you can reduce the cognitive load of stress and improve your overall mental clarity.

This external tool serves as an excellent companion to our clinical work, helping you maintain the consistent habits necessary for long-term brain health and resilience.

05/11/2026

Brain health goes beyond memory and focus; it includes how we think, respond to stress, and manage everyday challenges.

Psychotherapy supports brain function by helping you build healthy coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and reduce the cognitive impact of stress and anxiety.

We provide personalized psychotherapy to help you optimize your brain’s performance and resilience in daily life.

Whether you are navigating a specific diagnosis or looking to improve your mental clarity, our evidence-based approach is designed to support your unique journey.

Appointments are easy to book online: https://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/psychotherapy

05/07/2026

Early-onset dementia affects individuals under 65 and can present differently from later-life dementia. Subtle changes in memory, decision-making, or communication are often early signs.

By recognizing these changes early, families can gain clarity and take informed steps toward care.

Maintaining a structured routine, staying socially engaged, and supporting overall brain health through balanced nutrition and activity can slow progression.

Early awareness allows individuals and families to take meaningful steps toward a better quality of life.

05/05/2026

Why Dyslexic Brains May Be Built for Discovery

A major study from the University of Cambridge reframes dyslexia as a cognitive profile with unique strengths, particularly in exploration, creativity, and discovery. Instead of viewing dyslexia only as a deficit, researchers explain that individuals with it tend to have a natural "explorative bias," which may have played a crucial role in human adaptability and innovation.

This perspective shifts the narrative:
Dyslexia can contribute to enhanced creativity, problem‑solving, and adaptive thinking, skills the world deeply needs.

Source:
University of Cambridge Research News – “Developmental dyslexia essential to human adaptive success”
https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/developmental-dyslexia-essential-to-human-adaptive-success-study-argues

04/29/2026

Hi everyone, Dr. Katie here! I want to thank my incredible team for their thoughtful (and big) recognition of my upcoming birthday. What a lucky person I am to work with these rockstars 🥳🤩

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