There can be many challenges, both physical and psychological, in returning to a fully functional life after an injury. Often, patients develop problems with depression, anxiety, and inappropriate use of medications that complicate efforts at resuming work and normal activities. Psychological interventions addressing these issues can play a dramatic role in enabling successful rehabilitation.
The Rehab Center’s interdisciplinary team includes licensed psychologists who specialize in health
and rehabilitation psychology and neuropsychology. Members of the team provide a wide range
of services, including short-term individual counseling, group therapy, psychological assessments, and
neuropsychological evaluations.
Dr. Brian O’Malley received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in counseling psychology from The Ohio
State University. Prior to founding The Rehab Center in 1987, Dr. O’Malley was on the faculty of the
departments of physical medicine and psychiatry at The Ohio State University. He has devoted his practice to
the rehabilitation of individuals with chronic pain and those who have experienced traumatic events while
on the job.
• Independent Psychological Evaluation
• Pre-surgical Evaluation
• Psychological Testing
• Chronic Pain
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Depression and Anxiety (panic attacks and anxiety disorder)
• Post-concussive disorder associated with mild traumatic brain injury
• Headaches
• Stress in the workplace
Neuropsychology is the study of the relationship of brain function to human behavior – normal and disordered.
Neuropsychological evaluation is used to identify, describe and follow the course of changes in behavior
associated with brain trauma, disease or delayed development. Persons with the following known or suspected
conditions may benefit from neuropsychological evaluation:
• Traumatic Head Injury (even if classified as minor)
• Cerebrovascular Disease
• Brain Tumor
• Exposure to Neurotoxins
• Electrocution
Our on-staff specialist, Dr. Alexander Manning, is board-certified in clinical neuropsychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. He has practiced clinical neuropsychology since 1971. He utilizes the Halstead-Reitan Neuropsychological Test Battery for his evaluations. Dr. Manning is also available for record reviews and independent second opinion evaluations. He also provides forensic case consultations to assist insurance companies, rehabilitation nurses, attorneys and physicians.
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