The Neuropsychiatry & TMS Group – Brandon

The Neuropsychiatry & TMS Group - Brandon is a psychiatry practice in Brandon, Florida. It provides neuropsychiatric evaluation and treatment for emotional, behavioral, cognitive, and perceptual difficulties that arise in the context of neurologic illness. Neuropsychiatry is an integrative medical specialty combining elements of psychiatry, neurology, and neuropsychology, focused on the relationship between brain and behavior. Neuropsychiatrists view the brain as the organ from which all behavior emerges, and they work to understand abnormal behavior and behavioral disorders through the interaction of neurobiological and psychological-social factors. The practice serves patients referred with an existing diagnosis as well as those whose worrisome symptoms have no determined cause; in the latter case, evaluation can involve neurological exams, study of motor functions, coordination, reflexes, cranial nerves, and posture, and interviews to determine cognitive status. Symptoms that can prompt a neuropsychiatric evaluation include unpredictable moods and behaviors and other interpersonal difficulties. Causes of neuropsychiatric disorders range from genetic predisposition to traumatic brain injuries, infections, medication side effects, and environmental factors, and treatment may include medication regimens, psychological counseling, or psychiatric therapy, with plans determined by cause, clinical presentation, and severity. The practice also helps patients and their families better understand and deal with the psychological effects of these disorders. It holds a rating of 4.90.

The practice is located on Bell Shoals Rd in Brandon, near its intersection with Lithia Pinecrest Road. Brooker Elementary School and the La Collina neighborhood are both about 0.4 miles away, Saladino Park is about 0.6 miles away, and the Brandon Sports & Aquatic Center is about 0.7 miles away.

Its 4.90 rating reflects a positive response from the customers who have reviewed it, and the practice's focus on the brain-behavior relationship brings psychiatric and neurologic care together for Brandon-area patients.