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Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology
Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology
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1100 Blythe Boulevard Charlotte, NC 28203
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Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology

Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology is a Psychologist facility at 1100 Blythe Boulevard in Charlotte, NC.
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1100 Blythe Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28203
Services Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology is a Psychologist office located in Charlotte, NC. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Carolinas Medical Center - Neuropsychology Psychology at (704) 355-4300 to schedule an appointment in Charlotte, NC or to get more information.
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They answered most of my questions but I could have used more information. Their staff was friendly enough, but they didn't go out of their way to help me. They didn't help me as much as I was hoping and didn't answer all my questions. I still have 4 hours to continue with. My interview was fine. But, due to a recent hospital visit the tester pushed me too hard,I had too stop and he still wanted me to continue with one more test. When someone cannot read without getting dizzy, they should stop when you ask.
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.145.168
July 26, 2012