Ronald Federici - Clifton, VA
 

Ronald Steven Federici has often been described as “a leading expert
in the neuropsychological evaluation and treatment of children having
multi-sensory neurodevelopmental impairments.”

He is best described as a “developmental neuropsychologist,”
specializing in the treatment of “institutional autism” (which he also
calls “post-traumatic autism,” or “post-institutional autistic
syndrome”).

Dr. Federici is licensed by the Virginia Board, and is the holder of a
Psy. D. degree.

Dr. Ronald Federici is the author of “Help for the Hopeless Child: A
Guide for Families, With Special Discussion for Assessing and Treating
the Post-Institutionalized Child” and is the founder of
Neuropsychological and Family Practice Associates, in Clifton,
Virginia.

He has worked with adopted children from Russia, Romania, Ukraine and
Belarus. He is also the father to seven adopted children of his own.

Federici is also an outspoken opponent of dangerous practices, such as
those resulting in the death of Candace Newmaker. In addition, he has
also sought to provide as much assistance as possible to children
living in orphanages and other institutions with deplorable
conditions.

More information about Dr. Federici and his work can be found at:

http://ronaldfederici.com/

http://ronaldfederici.wordpress.com (Ronald Federici blog)

http://ronfederici.wordpress.com (Ron Federici blog)

http://childrenintherapy.wordpress.com (Children in Therapy)

http://advocatesforchildrenintherapy.wordpress.com (Advocates for
Children in Therapy)

http://angelinajolieadoptions.wordpress.com (Angelina Jolie’s
adoptions; Dr. Federici is Angelina Jolie’s adoption consultant)

http://developmentsintherapy.wordpre...n-therapy-act/

Ronald Federici - Clifton, VA
 

On Jan 27, 9:02*am, Miracles on Main Street
> wrote:
> Ronald Steven Federici has often been described as “a leading expert
> in the neuropsychological evaluation and treatment of children having
> multi-sensory neurodevelopmental impairments.”
>
> He is best described as a “developmental neuropsychologist,”
> specializing in the treatment of “institutional autism” (which he also
> calls “post-traumatic autism,” or “post-institutional autistic
> syndrome”).
>
> Dr. Federici is licensed by the Virginia Board, and is the holder of a
> Psy. D. degree.
>
> Dr. Ronald Federici is the author of “Help for the Hopeless Child: A
> Guide for Families, With Special Discussion for Assessing and Treating
> the Post-Institutionalized Child” and is the founder of
> Neuropsychological and Family Practice Associates, in Clifton,
> Virginia.
>
> He has worked with adopted children from Russia, Romania, Ukraine and
> Belarus. He is also the father to seven adopted children of his own.
>
> Federici is also an outspoken opponent of dangerous practices, such as
> those resulting in the death of Candace Newmaker. In addition, he has
> also sought to provide as much assistance as possible to children
> living in orphanages and other institutions with deplorable
> conditions.
>
> More information about Dr. Federici and his work can be found at:
>
> http://ronaldfederici.com/
>
> http://ronaldfederici.wordpress.com(Ronald Federici blog)
>
> http://ronfederici.wordpress.com(Ron Federici blog)
>
> http://childrenintherapy.wordpress.com(Children in Therapy)
>
> http://advocatesforchildrenintherapy...om(Advoca tes for
> Children in Therapy)
>
> http://angelinajolieadoptions.wordpress.com(Angelina Jolie’s
> adoptions; Dr. Federici is Angelina Jolie’s adoption consultant)
>
> http://developmentsintherapy.wordpre...r-ronald-feder...

Yeah but....can he cook?

Ronald Federici - Clifton, VA
 

Chemo the Clown wrote:
> On Jan 27, 9:02 am, Miracles on Main Street
> > wrote:
>> Ronald Steven Federici has often been described as “a leading expert
>> in the neuropsychological evaluation and treatment of children having
>> multi-sensory neurodevelopmental impairments.”
>>
<snip>

> Yeah but....can he cook?

If he could cook, he wouldn't be working with children.

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