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Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Primary: Psychiatrist

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Psychiatry, Neurology

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Fax: (516) 482-2480

TollFree: (800) 334-7323

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Great Neck Plaza, Great Neck

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Specialties: Psychiatry, Neurology

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Phone: (516) 482-2888

Address: 98 Cuttermill Rd Rm 90, Great Neck, NY 11021

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General Practitioners

Nutritional Counseling
Pediatric Care
The American Academy of Pediatrics provides pediatricians and their parents with basic information as well as academy position statements on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and learning disabilities.
Ear Infections
Individuals with repeated middle-ear infections as well as impaired 8th or auditory nerve functioning very often evidence slight or hidden inner-ear dysfunctioning. This co-existing impairment results because the auditory and inner-ear nerve are like Siamese twins. And so damage to one often injures the adjacent other. For example, when there is hearing loss due to 8th nerve damage as well as CV-determined auditory perceptual scrambling of the limited acuity input, improving the scrambling may lead to significant overall improvement in processing the speech of others. As a result, patients suddenly recognize language patterns that before were scrambled and thus not understood. Without proper diagnosis and treatment, their real IO's appear low — a condition called by Levinson "pseudo retardation."
Infectious Diseases
Urinary Incontinence

Ophthalmologists

Ophthalmology
In this revolutionary research-based work, Dr. Levinson describes his cerebellar-vestibular (cv)-based diagnostic/treatment insights into dyslexia and related ADD and phobic disorders. This breakthrough approach integrates psychiatry, neurology, neurotology, neurophysiology, psychology, ophthalmology and optometry, pediatrics, OT, and other disciplines. A vital read for dyslexics and their loved ones – and especially for caring teachers, healers and researchers. Buy now!

Pregnancy

Neurology
Dr. Margaret (aka Dr. Shuyi Zhang) was Chief of Neurology and Professor at Tong Ren Hospital, the largest and best hospital in Bejing, China. She now performs most of the neurological testing and evaluations at our center. She tries to run the office like Chairman Mao ran China—except that she's especially kind, caring, generous and loves her patients.
Autism
For the very first time, there is now medical help for a series of distinct major processing disorders in which Dr. Levinson discovered the often coexisting but hidden “minor” presence of dyslexic or inner-ear/cerebellar-determined signal-scrambling symptoms. These major disorders include mental retardation and Down ’ s syndrome, cerebral palsy, brain injury, and autism.
Multiple Sclerosis
Because many with MS also have CVS dysfunctioning, a significant number can be helped symptomatically with CVS-enhancing medications similar to those given dyslexics.
Epilepsy
My research has shown that dyslexia is caused by inner-ear/cerebellar dysfunctioning which often complicates other distinct major processing disturbances such as mental retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, brain injury, epilepsy, etc. This insight led me to successfully treat the dyslexic or signal-scrambling components that remain hidden by the above-mentioned major processing impairments. Significant overall functional improvements then occurred in these so-called "mixed" major processing and minor signal-scrambling disorders.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Three basic origins of bullying — especially the hidden ADHD/Dyslexia Type III link between victims and bullies — and its “cure”
Stress Management
In the summer of 1999, our niece Kelly came to live with us while she attended college. She was given a Presidential Academic Scholarship and planned a career in Law. But even though we knew that Kelly was very bright, she was having trouble with her classes. We took her to doctors for physical tests. Nothing. We took her to a psychologist. Those tests showed that she was very intelligent, under high stress, and had difficulty with concentration. The psychologist suggested that she take classes in stress management. But then claimed there was only a low probability of these classes being helpful. Obviously the psychologist didn't know what to do. Kelly, Linda and I were at a complete loss. So we all took turns helping her, sensing she had some unknown problem.
Mental Health
This site is maintained by the National Institute of Mental Health and provides basic information about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other learning disabilities.
Psychiatry
Dr. Levinson began his dyslexia research more than thirty-five years ago within the New York City Board of Education. Formerly clinical associate professor of psychiatry at New York University Medical Center, Dr. Levinson is now director of the Medical Dyslexic Treatment Center (also called the Levinson Medical Center for Learning Disabilities) in Great Neck, New York.
Anxiety

Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging was used to demonstrate that the cerebellum is involved in diverse cognitive and noncognitive neurobehavioral systems, with attention and motor systems each activating distinct cerebellar regions. [abstract]

Whiplash
Since the neck is an integration center for the inner-ear and thus the CV system, whiplash and even post-concussion states will often result in dyslexic-like symptoms associated with impaired balance/coordination, reading, memory, and concentration. As a result, early CV-based diagnosis and treatment may result in improvement until further compensation occurs.
Otolaryngology

Lesions

Physical Therapists

Flatfoot Correction

Flat Feet
Poor or asymmetric muscle tone of the eyes may complicate strabismus. A similar disturbance of the body muscles may intensify those predisposed to scoliosis. Low or poor muscle tone of the feet may lead to pes planus or flat feet. Double jointedness as well as all the above hypotonic disorders may be caused by a CVS dysfunction and be helped by proper treatment.

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