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Neurobehavioral Wellness Center, LLC

The Neurobehavioral Wellness Center, LLC is a full service neuropsychological practice specializing

03/02/2026

Leslie Miles, PsyD, is a graduate of Georgian Court University and a nationally certified school psychologist.

She holds a temporary permit under the supervision of Dr. Kathryn Arcari (TP # 243-038). With over 8 years of experience in New Jersey public schools, Dr. Miles has supported diverse populations across age groups and settings.

Her expertise includes ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, intellectual and learning disabilities, behavioral and emotional challenges, anxiety, and depression.

Passionate about empowering individuals across the lifespan, she emphasizes family and community support.

In addition to her role at the Neurobehavioral Wellness Center, she serves on a high-school Child Study Team and the executive board of the New Jersey Association of School Psychologists (NJASP).

Learn more: https://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/meet-our-doctors

02/25/2026

Feeling scattered, disorganized, or constantly overwhelmed?

These may be signs of adult ADHD.

At the Neurobehavioral Wellness Center, our ADHD Diagnosis Clinic offers specialized evaluations for adults who’ve never been formally diagnosed, but suspect ADHD may be affecting their daily life.

The evaluation includes an abbreviated IQ test, tasks of attention, memory, language, and executive functioning, psychological screeners, a results session, and a written report with recommendations.

Learn more and book today: neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/services

02/23/2026

A widespread myth is that medication alone can “fix” mood disorders - but true recovery often requires more.

Research highlights that combining medication with psychotherapy, lifestyle adjustments, and social support leads to better long-term outcomes.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy, regular exercise, balanced sleep, and stress management all contribute to improved brain health and emotional stability.

Each treatment plan should be unique; there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Healing the brain involves both medical and behavioral support.

02/19/2026

A growing body of research shows that close social relationships may influence biological aging.

Scientists have found that individuals with strong friendships tend to have slower cellular aging, possibly due to reduced stress and improved overall brain health.

These findings highlight how emotional connection and community can play a meaningful role in maintaining cognitive function and long-term well-being.

Source: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/10/251004092917.htm

02/17/2026

Persistent Post‑Concussive Symptoms (PPCS) refers to ongoing symptoms that continue after a concussion, such as headaches, dizziness, difficulty concentrating, or fatigue.

Most people recover within a few weeks, but some experience symptoms that last longer due to factors like injury severity, medical history, or individual neurological differences.

A neurobehavioural evaluation can help identify affected cognitive functions and guide targeted, personalised rehabilitation strategies.

If you’ve experienced PPCS personally, or know someone who has, how long did recovery take?

02/11/2026

Menopause can bring more than physical changes; it can affect memory, focus, and decision-making too.

If you’ve noticed brain fog, forgetfulness, or difficulty concentrating, expert neuropsychological testing can help you understand what’s happening and provide a clear path forward.

At the Neurobehavioral Wellness Center, our comprehensive evaluation includes cognitive testing, personalized consultation, and referrals for gynecology, hormone therapy, anxiety treatment, and practical strategies to improve executive functioning and sleep hygiene.

Take the first step toward restoring clarity and confidence.

Learn more and book today: neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/services

02/09/2026

It’s a common misconception that learning disabilities reflect low intelligence - they don’t.

Research shows that individuals with learning disabilities, such as dyslexia or dyscalculia, often have average to above-average IQ scores.

Early assessment, structured learning strategies, and supportive environments help individuals thrive academically and personally.

Understanding that learning challenges are not a measure of intelligence helps educators, families, and students focus on strengths, not stigma.

02/05/2026

New research has found that aging disrupts the brain’s internal navigation network, the system responsible for helping us orient and move through space.

Scientists discovered that this decline may explain why some older adults experience difficulties with direction, memory, or spatial awareness.

These findings highlight how age-related brain changes can affect everyday cognitive functions, offering insight into early detection and prevention strategies.

Source: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/10/251005085616.htm

02/03/2026

Changes in attention, learning, or behavior can sometimes point to more than typical developmental challenges.

Early warning signs may include difficulty focusing, sudden changes in grades, mood swings, memory struggles, or challenges following directions.

A neurobehavioral assessment helps identify whether these changes stem from attention disorders, learning differences, emotional concerns, or neurological factors.

Early understanding supports better interventions at school and at home.

Have you noticed any of these changes in your child or students?

01/28/2026

Recovery after Traumatic brain injury often requires patience, but structured approaches can ease the journey.

Use visual supports like checklists or phone reminders to help with memory gaps.

Reduce overstimulation by breaking tasks into quiet, controlled environments, limiting background noise and screens.

Importantly, pace activities: balance effort with rest to avoid setbacks in recovery. Progress may be gradual - but each step counts.

01/26/2026

Your care doesn’t end at our door; it extends into the community.

Our doctors take a comprehensive approach by working directly with your physician and collaborating with specialists like speech, occupational, and physical therapists.

For younger patients, we also coordinate with schools to ensure the right supports are in place.

This team-based approach helps us develop well-rounded treatment plans that meet every aspect of your needs, so you receive care that is connected, consistent, and effective.

Contact us for an appointment, https://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/contact-us

Address

1630 Route 322
Swedesboro, NJ
08085

Website

http://www.neurobehavioralwellnesscenter.com/

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