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Larry Maucieri, Ph.D.Licensed Clinical Psychologist (LCP)Dr. Maucieri specializes in neuropsychological assessment, personality assessment and individual cognitive rehabilitation. |
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Overview
Dr. Maucieri completed his M.A. in psychology at New York University (NYU) and his Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Fordham University in 2003. He underwent rigorous clinical training at Yale University School of Medicine (internship) and at NYU Medical Center and NYU Counseling Center (practica). Dr. Maucieri also completed intensive specialty training in adult clinical neuropsychology at Northwestern Memorial Hospital Feinberg School of Medicine from 2003 to 2005.Dr. Maucieri is a licensed clinical psychologist who provides assessment and individual rehabilitation to adults in Chicago. He provides accurate diagnostic testing, and offers patients effective ways to cope, manage disability and potential return to work, and obtain community support for a range of problems. He focuses on adult ADHD, AIDS/HIV, autism spectrum disorders, anxiety, dementia, learning disabilities, mental retardation, strokes, seizures and traumatic brain injury.
Dr. Maucieri also provides effective interpersonal support for a broad range of difficulties involving aging, functional changes in behavior and thoughts due to injury, and chronic medical problems.
Larry Maucieri sees patients at the following location(s):
Chicago, Illinois
Larry Maucieri, Ph.D.203 North Wabash Avenue Suite 2106
Chicago, Illinois 60601
Phone: 773 401-9831
E-mail this therapist
Web: http://www.geocities.com/maucieri@sbcglobal.net
Personal Statement
I provide neuropsychological assessment, personality assessment and cognitive rehabilitation for adults in Chicago, and I currently accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Illinois, Medicare, VMC Behavioral Healthcare and self payment.Therapeutically, I focus on healing aspects of the relationship through strongly established rapport, a combination of active and interpersonal methods to help clients compensate for and/or work through deficits in attention, memory, language and behavioral control as a result of problems like ADHD, dyslexia, dementia, stroke and head trauma.
At the Adler School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, I teach courses in neuropsychology, cognitive/affective neuroscience, intellectual assessment, and effective psychotherapy, and supervise students in their clinical and research work. I conduct my own ongoing research involving music and cognition, decisional capacity, and the implications of individual cases on important aspects of neurocognition.