Neuropsychological problems are varied in terms of type of impairment, onset, and functional effects upon an individual. Neuropsychological problems can be developmental or acquired. Some examples include attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI). Psychological approaches are often helpful in understanding and managing neuropsychological difficulties.
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sustained attention
behavioral inhibition
motor restlessness
high activity levels
psychological models of neuropsychological problems
information handouts for neuropsychological problems
exercises for neuropsychological problems
CBT worksheets for neuropsychological problems
self-help programs for neuropsychological problems