Leveraging 22 years of professional experience toward his role as Clinic Director and Supervisor at Neuropsychological and Family Therapy Associates, Dr. Ronald S. Federici is recognized as a globally trusted name in the medical field. Considered one of the foremost experts in neuropsychological evaluations, Dr. Federici is typically called upon to administer second and third opinions for complex cases. Specializing in cases of domestically and internationally adopted children, Dr. Ronald Federici typically treats cases of attachment disorders, deprivation, neglect, and violent and/or unmanageable behaviors. In addition to his expert assessments, Dr. Ronald Federici provides comprehensive training, educational workshops, and even supervision in exceptional cases of developmental disorders and raising post-institutionalized children. Over the course of his professional career, Dr. Ronald Federici has served as a consultant for a variety of hospitals and media outlets. Dr. Federici's groundbreaking treatment for one child, documented on the NBC Dateline segment "Saving Dane, Saving a Family," reversed 11 years of stress and heartbreak for one family caused by the seemingly untreatable behavior disorder their adopted son suffered from. Dr. Federici has authored numerous articles on neuropsychological disorders and been published in many esteemed magazines and newspapers. Dr. 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)," which examines the problems of post-institutionalized children and details ways to help those children and their families overcome those obstacles and successfully move forward with their lives. Dr. Ronald Federici laid the foundation for his professional success with his distinguished academic career. Possessing two Masters' degrees and dual Doctorate degrees from the University of Chicago and the University of Illinois respectively, Dr. Federici now lends his own knowledge toward the students of tomorrow through his role as Assistant Professor of Child Development at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Dr. Ronald Federici lives and works in Virginia.

Expert in Clinical Child Psychology, neuro-psychology, Evaluation and Treatment of Domestic and Internationally Adopted children who have suffered severe trauma, deprivation, fetal alcohol syndrome, attachment disorders, behavior problems, learning problems, school failure, family discord and violent and unmanageable behaviors. I am an Internationally renowned expert in the field of Clinical-Pediatric Neuropsychology and child Therapy.

Responsible for the neuropsychological evaluation and treatment of very complex children having major cognitive and psychiatric disorders., I serve as "second opinion" expert for the most difficult to assess and treat patients who come from all over the world to this clinic for services. I am an accomplished author, lecturer and supervisor.

Angel in Adoption Award through US Congressional Appointment, Humanitarian Award-Romanian Department of Child Welfare, Multiple awards from Romanian department of State for Humanitarian Services, and world recognized expert in all areas of International and domestic adoption medicine, learning disabilities, trauma and attachment.

American Board of Professional Neuropsychology (ABPN) Diplomate-American Board of Medical Psychotherapists (ABMP) Diplomate-Fellow in Advanced Psychopharmacology (FICPP) Fellow-American College of Professional Neuropsychology Senior Fellow-National Academy of Neuropsychology Diplomate-American Board of Disability Analysts (ABDA) Diplomate-American Board of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapists Author: "Help For The Hopeless Child: A Guide For Families (With Special Discussion for Evaluating and Treating the Post-Institutionalized Child), Second Edition, 2004.

Helping underprivileged children, international travel, ancient cultures, foreign languages ( I speak 5)

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