Dr Jay Seitz is announcing a new consulting practice to leverage developments in healthcare and nutraceuticals to enhance cognition for healthy aging as well as to ameliorate disease and disorder.

1. Dr. Jay Seitz is Announcing a New
Consulting Practice
Dr. Jay Seitz is announcing a new consulting practice to
leverage developments in healthcare and nutraceuticals to
enhance cognition for healthy aging as well as to ameliorate
disease and disorder.
BOSTON, Sept. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Jay Seitz is starting up a
consulting practice specializing in helping companies, businesses,

2. hospitals, clinics, and medical practices leverage developments
in healthcare, mental health care, pharmaceuticals,
and nutraceuticals to enhance cognition and higher-order cognitive
abilities for healthy aging as well as to ameliorate disease and disorder
(e.g., dementia).
Professional background: Dr. Jay Seitz is a practicing neuropsychologist
in specializing in clinical neuropsychology with children, adolescents,
adults, and late-age adults. He has been licensed in New York for the
professional practice of psychology since 1991. He has additional
training in CBT (cognitive-behavioral therapy), REBT (rational-emotive
behavioral therapy), biofeedback and pain management, and
neurocognitive rehabilitation for patients who have suffered damage to
the brain. He was previously on the graduate and doctoral faculties of
Adelphi University and the undergraduate and graduate faculties of
New York University and City University of New York (CUNY, tenured
2001).
Clinical practice: Dr. Jay Seitz performs neuropsychological and
neurocognitive evaluations and treats individuals with central nervous
system disorders including problems with attention and concentration
(ADHD), memory impairment, cognitive processing and language
disorders, obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders (OCD), autistic
spectrum disorders (ASD), intellective and learning disorders, traumatic
brain injury (TBI), multiple sclerosis (MS), epilepsy and seizure
disorders, dementia and mild cognitive impairment (e.g., Alzheimer's
disease, vascular dementia), frontal lobe disorders and executive
control dysfunctions, genetic and chromosomal syndromes (e.g.,
Fragile-X, Down's Syndrome), CNS infections, and exposure to
environmental toxins in utero.
Academic work: Dr. Jay Seitz is currently writing a book on the
evolution of intelligence in hominins from the perspective of cognitive

3. neuroscience. He has published on the use and misuse of projective
testing in children, the bodily basis of thought; the embodied nature of
musical performance; the cognitive value of modern dance and ballet;
the role of the brain in spatial-temporal thinking; the neural,
evolutionary, cognitive origins of human creative thought; as well as
the nature of human intelligence and the underlying architecture of the
human brain that supports it.
Midtown East Neuropsychology, PLLC
www.midtowneastneuro.com
www.linkedin.com/in/drjseitz
www.twitter.com/drjseitz
(917) 209-9623
mailto:drjseitz@mac.com