Amanda Sacks-ZimmermanPsychologist, PhD, ABPP-CN (she, her)

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If you’ve been struggling with cognitive changes - whether due to stress, injury, or other life factors - you may feel like you’ve lost a part of yourself. When your cognitive functioning impacts your confidence and what you believe you’re capable of, it can be frustrating and disheartening. I work best with individuals who are motivated to better understand their cognitive strengths and challenges, being ready to engage in a process designed to optimize their functioning. Together, we work toward building cognitive resilience, confidence, and a sense of optimism about your future abilities. View 18 Photos Dr. Sacks-Zimmerman uses cognitive behavioral therapy and cognitive remediation to treat a variety of patients who suffer from cognitive and emotional difficulties at Acheron Psychiatry. She focuses on utilizing strengths and optimizing functioning even in the context of neurological illness. Patients find hope, clarity and life meaning in this approach.

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