With a doctoral degree in Basic and Applied Neuropsychology and over 25 years of clinical practice, Dr. Feis has the training and experience necessary for conducting comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations and cognitive-behavioral counseling.  She received her undergraduate degree, magna cum laude, from the State University of New York at Albany, and her doctoral degree from the City University of New York, where she studied with the founders and leaders in the field of neuropsychology.  She has post graduate training in family counseling.

 

She maintains a multi-cultural perspective within neuropsychology; each individual's background is taken into consideration with regard to language and religion. 

 

Clients feel at ease with her approachability and find it easy to relate their concerns and problems.  With dedication, sincerity, compassion, intelligence, and common sense, Dr. Feis approaches each matter with the highest degree of professionalism and humanity.

 

Dr. Feis has published, presented lectures, provided training, and/or testified in court as an expert on the following topics:

 

Asperger Syndrome

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Dementia

Depression

Diabetes and Memory

Giftedness

Head Injury

Intelligence Testing

Learning Disabilities

Multi-Cultural & Bilingual Evaluations

Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Neuropsychological Evaluations for Psychiatric Populations

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD

Remediation of Cognitive Impairments

Tourette Syndrome

 

Dr. Feis has taught counseling, learning, abnormal psychology, and developmental psychology at five local universities and has supervised graduate students and medical students in neuropsychological evaluation.

 

Dr. Feis is currently an Allied Staff Member at Huntington Hospital and is a member of the following organizations:

 

American Psychological Association

American Association of French Speaking Health Professionals

International Neuropsychological Society

National Academy of Neuropsychologists

Tourette Syndrome Association