Neuropsychologist in Bendery

At the Skazka center's Bendery branch, neuropsychology sessions are led by Anna Glazyrina. Parents come when a child struggles to stay focused on one task, when the same instructions need repeating, and when behavior at home or at daycare feels more like a daily battle than ordinary parenting. A neuropsychologist doesn't diagnose or judge a child's character — she looks at how attention, memory, and control over movement and emotions are working, and which of them can be trained through exercises.

The branch is located at Kalinina St. 45, 2nd floor, in the center of Bendery. We see clients Monday through Saturday, 09:00–19:00, so it's usually possible to fit a session in after daycare, school, or other activities.

The first meeting is a conversation with the parents and an observation of the child. After that come regular sessions, usually two to three times a week, in a game-based format. Every few weeks the specialist reviews progress and adjusts the exercises if needed.

In Bendery, the most common reasons parents come in are:

• the child gets distracted by any sound or movement and rarely finishes what they started;
• something learned yesterday is forgotten today;
• the order of steps gets mixed up when rules change mid-task;
• outbursts of frustration make it hard to work at home or in a group;
• school is approaching, and parents want to know what's worth working on ahead of time.

Sessions are built around the neurocorrection method. For more on the method, who it suits, and how a course runs, see the neurocorrection page. This page is for booking at the Bendery branch specifically.

A speech therapist-defectologist works at the same location. If Tiraspol is more convenient, the neuropsychologist also sees clients there, at Naberezhny Lane, 1. To understand why neurocorrection matters for preschoolers, read Neurocorrection for Preschoolers.