Neuropsychiatry involves an understanding of the interaction between the brain and behavior, along with caring for those with neurologically based cognitive, emotional, and behavioral disorders. The Tarnow Center takes neuropsychiatry one step further with our Biopsychosocial approach to treating the individual. This means that we want to better understand the client's biological, psychological, and social development in order to individualize each person's treatment. Neuropsychiatric treatments include the use of prescription medications, nutraceuticals, brain stimulation techniques, Neurotherapy, and/or Biofeedback.

Psychology is the study of one’s mind, emotions, and behavior. While methods of psychological practice differ depending on the clinician and the client’s individual needs, the ultimate goal is the same: helping a client become aware of the internal and external forces that guide behavior. Continuing with our biopsychosocial approach to therapy, The Tarnow Center offers psychotherapy for the individual, the family, and for parents, along with group therapy for specific age groups.

Students with Language Learning Disorders (LLD) have trouble with reading, writing, spelling, and math. But there are often difficulties that extend beyond the classroom as poor school performance leads to low self-esteem and behavioral problems. As such, a Biopsychosocial approach is essential when assessing and treating LLD. The professionals at The Tarnow Center look at the influences of executive function and self-regulation, along with a student's language processes in order to better understand what contributes to someone's academic and/or social struggles.