Adult Neuropsychology Program
Neuropsychology is the study of the relationship between the brain and behavior. A neuropsychologist is a psychologist with special training in brain function and the evaluation of people who are experiencing cognitive difficulties.
The neuropsychology program at National Jewish Health was established in 1993 and currently includes 4 full time neuropsychologists and 4 full time neuropsychology technicians. Our lab is located on the National Jewish Health main campus within the Division of Psychosocial Medicine in the Department of Medicine.
Our program has active clinical, research, and training components focused on neuropsychological complications of chronic medical illness and neurological disorders. In addition to strong collaborations with other National Jewish Health programs, our neuropsychologists are faculty at the University of Colorado Denver.
