You, me, WE

About you

You may be an individual that is noticing changes in memory, attention or other thinking skills and are hoping to better understand cognitive strengths and weaknesses.

You may be an individual suffering from depression or other mood symptoms who is seeking clarification of your psychiatric diagnosis.

You may be an individual who suffered a stroke and are interested in learning what cognitive domains have been impacted and which remain intact.

You may be someone who is noticing that their parent is having difficulty finding words or navigating in familiar places and want to understand if these are signs of dementia.

You may be an individual with a neurologic condition, such as multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease and are concerned about potential changes in thinking abilities.

You may be a student with learning differences who needs academic accommodations to support your particular learning style.

You may be the parent of a child with developmental delays and may be seeking services for them but need formal testing to determine whether they qualify for government assistance.

Above all, you are an individual who is seeking a better understanding of your own or a family member’s cognitive or psychological abilities and are questioning whether you or they may benefit from assistance with a diagnosis and recommendations for follow-up treatment. WE are here to help!

Jacqueline J. LoBosco, Ph.D.

Dr. LoBosco is a clinical neuropsychologist and is the founder of WE Neuropsychology. She earned her doctorate in psychology, in the Neuropsychology subprogram, at The City University of New York (CUNY). She completed an APA-accredited predoctoral internship at Yale University with a primary emphasis on the cognitive and psychological assessment of individuals with severe psychiatric illnesses at The Connecticut Mental Health Center (CMHC). She also provided therapeutic intervention and neuropsychological evaluations to individuals with neurological conditions, such a multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, dementia and acquired brain injuries at Gaylord Rehabilitation Center and Adler Geriatric Center at Yale New Haven Hospital. During her two-year post-doctoral fellowship at The Brooklyn Learning Center, her focus was on the neuropsychological and psychoeducational assessment of children and teenagers with neurodevelopmental, neurological and mood disorders. Also incorporated in her work was therapeutic intervention and remediation. Dr. LoBosco has worked with individuals across the lifespan including young children and older adults with a wide range of neurological, neurodevelopmental, and psychiatric conditions, providing evaluations, as well as therapy and cognitive remediation. She previously co-founded Academics Plus in NYC with her sister, Michele LoBosco, where she worked with students with and without learning disabilities, attention disorders and psychiatric conditions.

Dr. LoBosco is a member of the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN), International Neuropsychological Society (INS) and National Academy of Neuropsychology (NAN). She is licensed in California (#28767), New York (#19373) and Connecticut (#4612).

About me

About WE Neuropsychology

At WE Neuropsychology, we offer neuropsychological, psychodiagnostic and psychoeducational evaluations to better understand cognitive strengths and weaknesses, provide clarity about psychological profiles, and evaluate for academic weaknesses. Although these evaluations are often sought with a particular goal in mind, such as confirming a potential diagnosis, obtaining recommendations for therapeutic or pharmacological treatment, or determining appropriate academic accommodations, clients leave with a better understanding of self, and clues to a greater awareness of why they have been functioning in a certain way. Hopefully, this greater self-realization carves a path for greater self-reflection and ultimately greater satisfaction. WE look forward to working with you on this path of self-discovery!