RUSH NeuroBehavioral Center - Building on the strengths of children, teens and young adults
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ATTENTION:
Help is still available!  We have moved the provision of all clinical services to telephone and video‐based platforms in light of the COVID‐19 Pandemic and in accordance with CDC guidelines, the Illinois Shelter‐in‐Place order, and in the best interest of our patients’ health. This includes psychotherapy, speech and language therapy, as well as neuropsychological assessment intakes. Full neuropsychological testing is currently on hold until it is safe to resume in‐person appointments. We continue to monitor our phones. Please reach out, and we can answer any questions you may have. We look forward to getting to know you.

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SPRING 2020 Social Skills Groups

We are currently accepting enrollment into our our new, expanded social skills groups for the Spring 2020 session. For more information see our Social Skills Groups page.

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School Resources

The Educational Services team at Rush NeuroBehavioral Center consists of highly qualified tutors, trainers, teachers, and administrators who understand how to help parents, teachers, and schools help young people develop and use Executive Function skills.

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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