NY Hudson Valley Chapter,TSA P.O. Box 517 Ardsley, NY 10502 914.378.5025
TOURETTE SYNDROME ASSOCIATION
Dr. Kutscher will focus on executive functions (such as organization, foresight, inhibition and brakeless behaviors) as key difficulties in children with Tourette’s and co-occurring ADHD. Many people also have other parts of a syndrome mix of learning disabilities, Asperger’s syndrome, anxieties, and depression. The lecture empathically summarizes the four non-medical rules of treatment: (1) keep it positive; (2) keep it calm; (3) keep it organized; and (4) keep doing (1) to (3).
Martin L. Kutscher, M.D. graduated from Columbia College, and received his M.D. from Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons. He completed a pediatric internship and residency at Temple University’s St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. His neurology residency and pediatric neurology fellowship were completed at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He is board certified in Pediatrics and in Neurology, with Special Competency in Child Neurology. Dr. Kutscher is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics and of Neurology at the New York Medical College.
Dr. Kutscher’s medical practice is limited to pediatric behavioral neurology, with his main office in Rye Brook, New York. Phone (914) 232-1810. His website is www.KidsBehavioralNeurology.com
There will be time for questions and answers. Join us for an exciting and informative evening!
The Inn is on a hill, on Rt. 119, 2 lights west of the intersection of 9A and Rt. 119.
Drive to the 2nd level parking lot. Go in the side door.
Saw Mill River Pkwy going north: Take exit 21 W (Tarrytown/119) exit. Follow Rt. 119 west approximately ¼ mile. The Hampton Inn entrance will be on your left hand side after the Eldorado Dinner.
Tappan Zee Bridge: Follow signs for exit 8A (route 119). Bear to the right and at the end of the ramp at the traffic light, make a right onto 119 west. Follow to the 2nd traffic light. The Hampton Inn’s entrance will be on your left hand side.