When a brain injury or concussion happens, life can change quickly. You might notice memory lapses, trouble concentrating, mood shifts, headaches, or fatigue that won’t go away. Tasks that once felt simple can suddenly feel overwhelming. It’s frustrating. It’s confusing. And sometimes, it’s invisible to others.
At Center for Cognition & Communication, we provide Brain Injury and Concussion Treatment in Manhattan, New York grounded in comprehensive neuropsychological care. We understand how brain injuries affect not just cognition, but daily functioning, work, school, and family life. Our approach is personalized, collaborative, and focused on helping you move forward with clarity and support.
We don’t just look at symptoms. We look at the whole person.
Brain injury and concussion care at our Manhattan office is designed for individuals who have experienced cognitive or neurological changes due to injury or medical events.
This service may be a good fit if you:
We work with adults and older adults and collaborate closely with families, physicians, attorneys, and other care providers when appropriate.
After a concussion or brain injury, many people aren’t sure what’s happening. They just know something feels different.
Clients often seek support for:
Sometimes imaging appears “normal,” but the cognitive changes are very real. Neuropsychological evaluation can identify subtle shifts in brain function that imaging may not detect.
Our service begins with comprehensive neuropsychological testing. This evidence-based assessment helps us understand how your brain is functioning across areas such as memory, attention, language, executive skills, and visuospatial abilities.
Testing may include:
The goal is not just diagnosis. It’s clarity.
Neuropsychological testing helps us:
Once we understand your cognitive profile, we design a customized cognitive remediation plan tailored to your goals.
Cognitive therapy at our center focuses on:
We may use standardized computer-mediated exercises as well as structured paper-and-pen tasks. When appropriate, cognitive behavioral strategies may also be incorporated to support emotional regulation and behavioral adaptation.
Our philosophy is simple: optimize functioning and quality of life. We aim to help you restore skills where possible and build practical strategies where needed.
From your first call, our team prioritizes clarity and collaboration.
We begin with a consultation to understand your concerns, medical history, and goals. If neuropsychological testing is recommended, we schedule sessions that may take several hours and may occur over one or two appointments depending on complexity.
We are a group practice that includes:
Our team collaborates with healthcare providers, attorneys, educators, and family members when appropriate to ensure coordinated care.
We accept:
If you have questions about coverage, our administrative team helps guide documentation and claims processing.
We also offer this service in, Queens, NY, for those seeking care outside Manhattan.
Brain injuries can disrupt daily life in ways that feel discouraging. Our role is to provide structure, understanding, and a clear path forward.
Through personalized evaluation and cognitive therapy, clients often experience:
We focus on functional improvement — not just symptom tracking. Our mission is rooted in one guiding belief: Patient Care, Our Priority
Recovery can take time. Progress may be gradual. But with dedicated support and evidence-based methods, meaningful improvement is possible.
Most comprehensive evaluations take several hours and may be completed in one or two sessions. The exact structure depends on the complexity of your case.
Yes. Testing can identify cognitive impacts even when imaging appears normal. It helps guide return-to-work or return-to-school decisions and informs treatment planning.
Evaluations are conducted by licensed clinical neuropsychologists and psychologists with specialized training. Our team includes professionals with expertise in neuropsychology, rehabilitation psychology, and cognitive neuroscience.
Yes. We provide detailed documentation and work with workers’ compensation, no-fault insurance, and lien-based cases. We also offer expert depositions and testimony when appropriate.
If you or a loved one is experiencing cognitive changes after a brain injury or concussion, support is available.
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We are here to help you move forward with clarity, structure, and compassionate care.