CNLD Neuropsychology

You’ve probably heard of “book smarts” and “street smarts,” but what about emotional smarts? The technical term for this is emotional intelligence. It relates to your ability to understand your emotions and empathize with the emotions of others. In this guide, we’ll explain what emotional intelligence means and how you can improve your emotional intelligence … Read more

You’re here for a reason. You landed on this page because you’re debating whether or not to change careers. Maybe you feel like you’re “too old” to change jobs or that it’s just “not the right time” to make a career shift. This guide is designed to help you identify when it’s time to make … Read more

Do your adult children still live with you or rely on your financial support? Do you think they’re at an age where they should be able to navigate life on their own? As difficult as it is to watch your children struggle, sometimes it’s a necessary part of your job as a parent. This guide … Read more

If you’re feeling overwhelmed in college, you may be tempted to take a semester off. This gives you time to refocus, regroup, reorganize, and plan for the future. There are some downsides to taking a semester off that you need to consider before making the plunge. Check out these pros and cons to make the … Read more

Executive dysfunction is a common struggle for people with ADHD, autism, and depression. It can affect a person’s ability to plan and think through their decisions. Executive function disorders affect people of all ages, and there are treatments available to combat some of these struggles. Let’s review some common signs of executive dysfunction along with … Read more

Are you worried about your child’s social media use? Have you noticed a decline in mental health with an increase in social media use? Research shows that 1 in 4 teens have a social media addiction, and it can have a direct impact on their quality of life. Here are some tips to help your … Read more

Did your child struggle more this semester than they have in previous years? Have you noticed a steady decline in grades, mood, or behavior? The winter break may be the perfect time to create a game plan for improvement next semester. Here are some intervention planning tips for the spring semester. Use the Winter Break … Read more

A staggering 82% of Americans say they have felt overstimulated at some point in their lives, and many experience this on a daily basis. The overwhelm of work life, family life, hobbies, housework, and everything in between may leave you feeling like you’re going to burst from stimulants. This guide explains how to find relief … Read more

Do you feel intense fulfillment from being needed? Do you think your purpose in life is to help others? There is nothing wrong with contributing to other people’s happiness, but it can become a problem if it gets in the way of your own happiness. We want to help you find a balance that protects … Read more

Do you talk to your kids after they get home from school? This may happen during the car ride home, when you get home from work, or at any time when you can all be in the same space. After-school conversations are powerful tools to fortify your relationships with your children. Here are some reasons … Read more