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WELCOME TO CNLD NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

You’ve made an important first step for yourself or your loved one.

…you’ve started searching for help with frustrating and overwhelming issues in your life. We’re here to help sort through the confusion. CNLD’s expert staff identify specific barriers to success and develop custom-built intervention plans for you.

Children

Worried about your child’s emotions, social skills, learning, or attention issues? CNLD Neuropsychology provides clear direction to help your little ones thrive and get on a successful and functional path.

Teens

Does your teen struggle with anxiety, depression, school performance, or family relationships? CNLD Neuropsychology offers comprehensive support and guidance to help them thrive and succeed including testing for high-stakes exams.

Adults

Conquer life’s obstacles and thrive with our expert support—whether navigating adult challenges or aging gracefully, we’re here to help you overcome barriers, improve relationships, and achieve your personal goals.

100

YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE

15

SPECIALISTS ON STAFF

8

DIFFERENT TYPES OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

4000

PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS GIVEN LAST 5 YEARS

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CNLD Testing & Therapy Services in Ann Arbor, Michigan

What Sets CNLD Testing & Therapy Apart?

Who Does CNLD Testing & Therapy Help?

Why Come to CNLD Testing & Therapy?

About CNLD Testing & Therapy:

Dr. Roger Lauer, Neuropsychologist & Founder

Roger Lauer

Welcome to CNLD Neuropsychology!

At CNLD Testing & Therapy, we are committed to the mental health and wellness of individuals, couples, and families. We serve our clients with compassion and care, respecting their human dignity and diversity. Our mission is guided by our core values of respect and caring for others, valuing diversity, honesty and integrity, teamwork and collaboration, and maintaining clarity and transparency in all our interactions.

I’m a fully licensed psychologist in the State of Michigan with formal training as a clinical neuropsychologist. My education and training in clinical psychology and neuropsychology were completed at the University of Michigan. After gaining experience at Michigan Medicine and Trinity Health, I established my private practice in Ann Arbor. My practice quickly expanded to an Ann Arbor neuropsychology clinic called the Center for Neuropsychology, Learning & Development (CNLD). Over the past 30 years, it has grown into CNLD Neuropsychology.

Our aim is to provide a single location where you or your child can access skilled testing, therapy, executive function coaching, and advocacy planning. We take pride in working alongside a diverse and talented group of professionals, fostering an environment that values respect and caring for others. This ensures we deliver our services ethically and with integrity.

CNLD Neuropsychology focuses on accurately diagnosing complex cases to implement strength-based intervention programs that enhance the quality of life for you or your child. Our values guide us in working collaboratively with individuals across the lifespan, including children, teens, and adults. Our extensive background and training enable us to understand, identify and effectively treat issues with attention, memory, language, executive functions, behavior, social skills, and emotions.

We support individuals with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, visual-spatial disorders, motor and language disorders, prenatal substance exposure, genetic disorders, seizures, traumatic brain injuries, memory impairment, dementia and emotional challenges such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures that we consider and respect the unique backgrounds and experiences of each client.

Our strength-based approach reinforces self-esteem, allowing us to address areas of weakness that may require intervention or accommodations. We value honesty and integrity, providing you with a detailed report of our findings and guiding you through each step of the intervention plan with clear and transparent communication. With access to therapists, executive function coaches, and an educational advocate at CNLD Neuropsychology, you can receive seamless support within our Ann Arbor center.

We also maintain a comprehensive referral network of speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, tutors, psychiatrists, neurologists, and other professionals to develop and manage the most thorough intervention plan tailored to your needs. Our emphasis on teamwork and collaboration ensures that all professionals involved are aligned with our values in providing the best care for our clients. Read Dr. Lauer’s Full Bio

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Teletherapy Available for Most Services

We offer teletherapy to all clients. Our providers all have the capability to offer secure video sessions. Most Blue Cross policies will cover this service.

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