Services Provided Appointments are typically available NCLA offers a wide variety of clinical , , , & Monday through Friday services, including assessments; individual, family, and group 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ; neurocognitive intervention and rehabilitation; psychopharmacological management; and To schedule an appointment, please call our biofeedback therapy. office at (225) 926-7500 Assessments between 10:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. Affective & Personality Monday through Friday The Neuropsychology Intellectual and Educational Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) Messages may be left with our answering service Learning Disabilities (LD)/Academic Problems after office hours. The full charge for office time Center of Louisiana Brain-behavior Dysfunction reserved will be issued unless cancelled 24 hours in Evaluation, Intervention, Rehabilitation advance. Individual and Group Psychotherapy For issues related to: The Neuropsychology Center of Louisiana is a Depression private pay office & does not accept insurance. Anxiety Appetite &/or Sleep Disturbance Payment is due, in full, Low Energy at the time services are rendered. Phobias Obsessions & Compulsions Should you wish to file a claim with your insurance Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) carrier for reimbursement, we may provide you Grief with a completed claim form, which you can mail. Women’s Issues Any reimbursement will be paid to you directly. Individualized Intervention & Rehabilitation Programs (We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid cases, Adult Services for: litigation cases [except for environmental trauma], Dementia or Workman’s Compensation cases. Where People Matter Stroke Head Injuries & Brain Trauma A Private Mental Health Center

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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) 4611 Bluebonnet Boulevard Behavior Difficulties 4611 Bluebonnet Boulevard, Suite B Suite B School & Academic Difficulties Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 Adjustment Difficulties Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 Psychological Trauma/Brain Trauma Phone: 225.926.7500 Fax: 225.924.0188

Phone: 225.926.7500 Neuropsychology Center of Louisiana at Gretna Psychopharmacological Services Fax: 225.924.0188 310 Huey P. Long Avenue, Suite 107 Medication Management & Maintenance Gretna, Louisiana 70053 In collaboration with an attending physician www.louisiananeuropsych.com Phone: 504.366.1377 Fax: 504.366.4518 Biofeedback Therapy Services Using Alpha-Stim® Technology www.louisiananeuropsych.com Darlyne G. Nemeth, Ph.D., M.P., M.P.A.P. Recent Publications/Presentations Staff Clinical, Medical, & Neuropsychologist (See website for more)

Ecopsychology Founder & Clinical Director, Nemeth, D.G., Hamilton, R., & Kuriansky, J. (Eds.). (2012). Living in an Dr. Fernando Pastrana is Environmentally Traumatized World: Healing Ourselves and Our The Neuropsychology Center of Louisiana Planet. Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger. a Clinical and Neuropsychologist at NCLA Nemeth, D.G., Hamilton, R.B., & Kuriansky, J. (Eds). (2015). Ecopsychology: Advances from the intersection of psychology and specializing in brain injury environmental protection (Vols. 1 & 2). Santa Barbara, CA: ABC- recovery. Dr. Pastrana has Clio/Praeger. completed a two year post- Neuropsychology doctoral fellowship in Nemeth, D.G. (2015, October). Sustaining recovery from West Nile

Rehabilitation Psychology Encephalitis: A . Symposium session presented at the at The Shepherd’s Center in Louisiana Academy of Medical CME Conference, Baton Rouge, LA. Atlanta, GA. Fernando Pastrana, Ph.D. Nemeth, D.G. & Jurado, C.S., (2015, June). Hope group therapy program Clinical and for neurocognitively impaired patients. Presented at the Dr. Pastrana sees Louisiana Psychological Association’s Annual Convention, Neuropsychologist patients at NCLA’s Gretna Metairie, LA. office as well as the Baton Clinical and Medical Psychology Rouge office. Nemeth, D.G. (2014, August). The Changing Role of the Psychotherapist During Times of Environmental Trauma: From Listener to Leader. Dr. Nemeth is currently in practice at The Presented at the World Congress for Psychotherapy, Durban, South Jennifer Volz, Ph.D., NCSP, Neuropsychology Center of Louisiana, where she has a Africa. Nemeth, D.G., Matthews, J.R., Jensen, S. M., Shwery, E., & Bouillion, K., BCBA-D, is a School broad-spectrum practice in the areas of Clinical, Medical who specifically (2015, June). Symposium on resiliency in the practice of psychology. and Neuropsychology. Her practice interests, specifically Presented at the Louisiana Psychological Association’s Annual works with children, in the area of neuropsychology, include working with Convention, Metairie, LA. adolescents, and their individuals who have brain-behavior dysfunction either families. She earned her Ph.D. due to head injury, medical trauma, and/or aging, as well in 2006 from Louisiana State as attention deficit disordered, learning disabled, and Clinical and School Social Work Consultant University. Her clinical other special needs individuals. She has considerable Mrs. Delatte, who has a master's degree in social work, interests include child and experience in individual and group therapy. She has has been a Louisiana Licensed Clinical Social Worker adolescent therapy and (LCSW) for over thirty years. For twenty-six years of written two book chapters, one on the history of those years, she worked as a school social worker with assessment focused on Jennifer Volz, Ph.D., psychotherapy in the United States and another on the East Baton Rouge School System, Pupil Appraisal behavior problems, academic Services division, as part of evaluation teams assessing NCSP, BCBA-D anger management for children. Dr. Nemeth and children of all ages for possible special needs services, difficulties (including LD & colleagues co-authored a book, Helping Your Angry Child, including eligibility for the Gifted and Talented Child & Adolescent ADHD), mood disorders, programs. After retiring in January 2011, Mrs. which was released by New Harbinger Publications in Delatte joined the NCLA's educational team, as the Psychologist anxiety, and adjustment March 2003; she has recently co-edited a book on social work consultant. As consultant, Mrs. Delatte is issues as well as parent and the laison between the NCLA team and parents and environmental trauma titled, Living in an school personnel to assist teachers in understanding teacher training. Environmentally Traumatized World: Healing Ourselves how the child’s condition impacts his/her learning, as well as in implementing the and Our Planet (2012), and an anthology, titled, accommodations/recommendations in the classroom as Ecopsychology: Advances from the Intersection of deemed appropriate for the child by the NCLA team.

Psychology and Environmental Protection (2015). Her Gale M. Delatte, LCSW next book for Elsevier Press will focus on Individual and Community Resilience: From Theory to Practice (2017). Educational Diagnostician Dr. Nemeth is currently serving as Co-Secretary for

the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP) and is a Ms. McElroy has over 43 years of experience as

WCP/DPI/NGO Delegate to the United Nations. She has a professional special educator in both private and public schools. Prior to retiring from public Kortney Wooten, B.S. been nationally and internationally recognized for her LaJae Coleman, B.S. service, she worked for 12 years at the Louisiana Clinical Assistant work in the area of Ecopsychology and her community Clinical Assistant Department of Education as the State Hurricane Anniversary Wellness offerings post- Supervisor of Educational Diagnostic Services,

Kortney Wooten she was one of the contributing editors of LaJae Coleman Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. graduated from Bulletin 1508, Pupil Appraisal Handbook, and graduated from Louisiana State Dr. Nemeth is Louisiana’s Council Representative to she served twice at State President of the Louisiana State Louisiana Educational Diagnosticians University (LSU) in the American Psychological Association and is a member University (LSU) in Association (LEDA) and continues to serve as May 2016 with a of the Louisiana Academy of Medical Psychology. Patricia A. McElroy, Ed.S, LEDA’s lobbyist. May 2016 with a NCED Bachelor’s degree in Nationally, Ms. McElroy was instrumental in Bachelor’s degree in Dr. Nemeth is the 2010 recipient of the Louisiana psychology. Psychological Association’s Distinguished Psychologist creating the National Certification of psychology. Educational Diagnosticians Board, served nine Award. years as a National Director, and contributed in the development of the NCED National Exam.