RUSH NeuroBehavioral Center - Building on the strengths of children, teens and young adults
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PRACTICUM APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2021–2022 TRAINING YEAR!

RNBC is offering practicum training for the upcoming 2021–2022 training year. For more information about our practicum program and for instructions on how to apply please click here.

NEW SYSTEM TO ACCESS SERVICES

The RNBC clinic team is excited to announce a new system for prospective patients. Please complete our new patient survey by clicking here. A member of our team will contact you after reviewing the form to discuss your service request and begin the intake process.

VIRTUAL PARENTING AND SOCIAL SKILLS GROUPS

We are proud to announce two groups that will be offered virtually starting in January 2021. For more information please Click Here

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Who We Are

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At Rush NeuroBehavioral Center, we’re all about kids. RNBC is a unique place, where a team of clinical, education, and research professionals believe strongly in building on the strengths of children, teens, and young adults.

We know that children want to be successful at school, at home, and with friends. We also know that with neurobehavioral issues, there are specific therapies, types of counseling, medications, and educational programs that can help children overcome their challenges and realize their full potential.

Our clinicians assess and treat children who have trouble learning, making friends and building relationships, controlling behavior, using written or spoken language, or processing and communicating verbal and nonverbal information because of brain‐based difficulties. We also treat children and families with associated problems such as anxiety and depression.

Our clinical work reflects the latest research on what works. Our research department supports this goal through the active pursuit of new knowledge to increase our understanding of the nature, assessment, and treatment of the challenges facing our clients.

Our education professionals are experts in understanding the challenges children face when they have executive function deficits. They provide tutoring for students, professional development for teachers, educational programming for schools, and executive function curricula so that educators can extend the training to others.

How do you tell if your child needs help?

If you have a sense that something isn’t right, that your child is struggling in school, having trouble making friends, or controlling behavior… >>

Some kids face challenges, but every kid has strengths to build on

At RNBC, we value the fact that every child is different. We know, too, that the goals for every child will also be different… >>

What's Executive
Function and why is it for kids?

Executive Functions are cognitive processes that allow people to plan, organize, make decisions, pay attention, and regulate behavior… >>

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