NSU Clinics Summary


1		Summary of Services:
2	Brief Therapy Institute:
3	Medical Family Therapy (Ziff)	Provides individual, couple, and family therapy for patients directly referred by KPCOM providers for dealing with personal concerns, difficult relationships, and children needs
4	Family Therapy Clinic (Maltz)	Provides individual, couple, and family therapy to the community for dealing with personal concerns, difficult relationships, and children needs
5	Veterans Access Clinic	Provides dental, medical, vision, and other care to veterans and their families
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7	Psychology Clinics & Psychology Services Center
8	ADHD Assessment, Consultation, & Treatment	Treatment for children, adolescents, and young adults (ages 2-22) exhibiting behaviors related to ADHD
9	Adolescent Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment	For adolescents referred by police, schools, agencies, and parents who have committed first-time misdemeanor, at risk for serious offenses, history of or at risk for substance abuse, and/or have difficulties with anger management
10	Adult Services Program	For adults age 18+ years who need help with anxiety, social skills, depression, stress, mental illness, and other mental health issues
11	Anxiety Treatment Center	For adults age 18+ years with social anxiety disorder, panic attacks/panic disorder, excessive worry, agoraphobia, other fears/phobias, OCD, body dysmorphic disorder, hair-pulling disorder, skin-picking disorder, tic disorders, trauma/PTSD, and mood disorders such as depression.
12	Biofeedback and Health Psychology Center	Provides biofeedback therapy to children, adolescents, and adults to manage anxiety, migraine/tension headaches, chronic pain, TMJ, tinnitus, chronic illness (eg, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, HIV/AIDS), high blood pressure, and sleep disturbances.
13	Child Adolescent & Family Services	For children ages 4-17 who have varying emotional, cognitive, and/or behavioral difficulties such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, school/behavioral problems, and mental health issues.
14	Child and Adolescent Traumatic Stress Program	Provides support from birth to 18 years to help reduce post-trauma symptoms (traumas may include abuse, homelessness, abandonment, natural disasters, accidental injury, witnessing harm/death, hostage situations, kidnapping, urban/school violence, etc.) and provide therapy when parents are divorcing/dissolving their parenting partnership
15	Family Violence Program	Helps both victims and perpetrators of abuse (eg, domestic violence); for victims this includes crisis intervention, victim advocacy, overcoming effects of abuse, and empowerment; for perpetrators this includes anger management, identifying origins of coercive/violent behaviors, learn alternative behaviors/skills, and changing attitudes that perpetrate coercive behaviors
16	Guided Self Change	Support for ages 14+ years in non-severe problems related to a healthy lifestyle, drinking habits, quitting tobacco/e-cigarettes, sleep difficulties, gambling, weight loss, drug use, and internet/video game use
17	Intensive Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Center	Twice per week treatment and longer sessions for individuals needing more intensive treatment and who want a therapy approach that encourages them to reflect on past experiences, become increasingly introspective, and gain a better understanding of their needs, wishes, values, and desires
18	Neuropsychological Assessment Center	Diagnoses disorders of the central nervous system, provides consultation about pathologies, and makes referrals for treatment; make assessments in the following types of disorders/determinations: dementia vs. depression, head injury symptoms, learning disability, ADHD, mental retardation, mental competence, Alzheimer's, seizure disorders, multiple sclerosis, stroke, organic mood disorder, school placement, malingering/symptom exaggeration
19	Nova Counseling Center for Older Adults	For adults 55+ years for help with adjustment issues, anxiety, bereavement, disease management, family problems, quality of life, loneliness, relationship problems, and stress management
20	Psychological Services for the Emotionally Distressed	For adolescents 14-18 years who are distressed due to depression/mania, hallucinations/delusions, out of control thoughts/behaviors, relationship difficulties, mood swings/emotion regulation, social isolation/withdrawal, difficulties with daily activities, and unusual behaviors/beliefs that are risky or distressing
21	School-related Psychological Assessments & Clinical Interventions	Offer evaluations related to attentional problems (ADHD), autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, dyslexia, emotional/behavioral problems, motivational difficulties, retention decisions, school-related problems, and specific learning disabilities
22	Traumatic Resolution and Integration Program	For individuals 18+ years who have been exposed to traumatic situations including childhood abuse, rape, physical assault, or a life-threatening accident or injury that creates ongoing distress; also offers specialized affirmative care for individuals identifying as sexual and/or gender minorities (eg, LGBTQ+)
23	The Unicorn Children's Foundation Developmental Assessment Clinic	Offer diagnostic and Autism Education Program services; provide psycho-developmental evaluations to children aged 18 months through adolescence suspected of having an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), exhibiting developmental delays, or experiencing early childhood behavioral difficulties and reassessment of those who have already been diagnosed
24	The Kapila Family Foundation Challenging Behavior Clinic	For children who engage in significant problem behaviors, provides direct support for caregivers via parent training sessions or individual sessions working directly with the child (18 months-8 years) to teach adaptive methods to replace problem behaviors with more functional skills
25	Dental Clinics:
26	Dental Faculty Practice Clinic	Offer specialty services (endodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial medicine and surgery), along with comprehensive general and preventative, diagnostic and restorative care.
27	Joe DiMaggio Dental Clinic	Pediatrics only--Diagnose and treat conditions affecting the bones and soft tissues of the mouth, face and jaws. Special treatment include: those with cleft, craniofacial, HIV, as well as facial reconstruction following trauma, surgical treatment for dental infections, correction of misaligned jaws and cancer surgery to the face and neck.
28	Kids In Distress (KIDS) Dental Clinic	Sliding scale Pediatric clinic. NSU Dental students, overseen by NSU faculty, provide preventive care and education, while other services offered include orthodontics and periodontics.
29	North Miami Beach Special Needs Dental Clinic	Provides specialized, comprehensive dental and oral health care for persons with developmental or acquired disabilities, chronic complex medical conditions, as well as disabilities resulting from traumatic injuries. Populations served include, but are not limited to persons with autism or cerebral palsy; traumatic brain or spinal cord injuries and stroke; mental illness and behavioral management challenges; significant physical or mobility limitations; and frail elderly persons.
30	Nova Southeastern University Dental Clinic	Provide a variety of dental services from: Orthodontics (braces); Pediatric Dentistry (children's dentistry); Endodontics (root canal therapy); Periodontics (gum disease, implants); Oral Surgery (extractions); Prosthetics (complete and removable partial dentures, crowns, bridges).
31	Oral Surgery Department @ NSU Davie	Perform extractions and other surgical procedures (i.e., dental implants, facial reconstructive surgery). Consult with general practitioners and specialists in anesthesia and esthetic dentistry to determine best course of treatment, particularly when it comes to in-office sedation.
32	Pediatric Dental Clinic (Mailman Segal Center)	Provides standard dental care to kids along with a variety of other specialized services: dental care for children with special needs, orthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, oral surgery and prosthodontics.
33	Medical Clinics:
34	Geriatric Center @ Covenant Living	Provide comprehensive levels of care for both current residents and non-residents of the retirement community. Staff highly trained experts and caregivers to provide the services of Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing and short-term Rehabilitation.
35	Davie Institute for Neuro-Immune Medicine (INIM)	Offers a patient-oriented environment that is committed to providing customized treatment plans for those with a chronic fatigue syndrome and other related neuro-immune disorders (i.e., human immunodeficiency virus (HIV/AIDs), fibromyalgia, autism spectrum disorder, lyme disease and Gulf War Syndromes).
36	Geriatric Medicine Clinic	Diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions, including diabetes, osteoporosis, memory disorders, incontinence, etc., gynecology health in women, management of multiple conditions, osteopathic medical care, medical services for seniors with disabilities and special needs.
37	Obstetrics/ Gynecology	Provide optimal women’s care, pregnancy care, as well as helping with issues like menopause and osteoporosis and preventive health screenings.
38	Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine	Board-certified specialists are available to diagnose, treat and prevent injury. Treatment include move patient's muscles and joints using manipulative treatment techniques (i.e., stretching, gentle pressure and resistance).
39	Pediatrics	Provide checkups for newborns, children and teenagers or advice to both current and expecting parents.
40	Sports Medicine	Interdisciplinary team of medical providers specialize in treatment and preventive care of sports related injuries in both amateur and professional athletes.
41	Student Medical Clinics:
42	Student Medical Clinics	Offer a wide variety of general health and wellness services to enrolled students that include: physical exams; annual female exams; vaccinations; STI prevention, testing and treatment; birth control and general illness.
43	NSU Center for Student Counseling Services and Well Being (CSCW)	Offers student counseling services to the student body to help them maximize their best self academically, personally and professionally. Services include: stress management and coping strategies, psychiatric assessment and services, crisis intervention, counseling, consultation, wellness and recovery education, and when needed case management services, referrals, outreach programs and support groups.
44	Health Care Sciences Clinics:
45	Occupational and Physical Therapy Clinic	Offer hands-on individualized rehabilitation programs, which are developed based on in-depth evaluations of orthopedic, neurological or systemic disorders. The clinic specializes in several therapy specialties as well: occupational therapy, physical therapy, neuromuscular coordination, sports and accident injuries, balance and fall prevention and treatment of movement disorders.
46	Audiology Clinic	Comprehensive evaluation is conducted in order to determine the exact nature of a patient's hearing or vestibular (balance) impairment, which leads us to present a variety of treatment options that fits a patient's lifestyle and communication needs. The clinic diagnoses, manages, and treats all age groups ( infants, children, and adults).
47	Speech-Language Pathology Clinic	Offer evaluation and treatment of delays and disorders in language, including: Articulation, phonology, and language problems; developmental and organic communicative disorders; disease-related issues; evaluation and treatment for children and adults; specialty voice, fluency, and augmentative communication clinics. Staff have expertise in communication problems resulting from a large variety of neurocognitive, intellectual or acquired disorders, injuries and syndromes.
48	Optometry Clinics:
49	The Eye Care Institute at NSU	A full spectrum of primary and specialty eye care services is available to people of all ages, including: primary eye care; autism/traumatic brain injury vision rehabilitation; advanced ophthalmic care; dry eye care; emergency eye care; glaucoma; low vision rehabilitation; pediatric, binocular vision and general vision therapy; retinal, diabetic eye and macular disease, sports vision and concussion clinic and visual electrodiagnostic services.
50	The Eye Care Institute - Lighthouse for the Blind	All services are tailored to individual needs by trained professionals working with blind or visually impaired children, youth, working age adults and elders.
51	Sports Vision and Concussion Clinic	Clinicians diagnose, treat and enhance sports performance visual skill deficits and post sports related traumatic brain injury, they help rehabilitate eye-teaming, focusing and visual tracking skills Provides vision rehabilitation services that focus on reducing post-concussion visual symptoms, earlier return-to-play or return-to-learn and improved visual skills for enhanced sports performance.
52	NSU Pharmacy:
53	NSU Pharmacy	Offers the following services: prescription dispensing and vaccinations; compounding tailor-made medicines; disease management programs; medication therapy management; herbal and nutritional supplementation counseling and wellness screenings.