Neuropsychologist in Tiraspol

Families who come to the Tiraspol branch of the Skazka center for a neuropsychology consultation often describe similar situations: a child who gets distracted easily and rarely finishes what they start, forgets what worked yesterday, or gets lost when a task is slightly harder than usual. This often overlaps with school preparation — parents want to know what's a normal stage and what's worth addressing early.

Sessions are led by Anna Glazyrina, neuropsychologist. She doesn't judge a child's character or make diagnoses; she looks at how attention, memory, and self-control are working and which of them can be developed through exercises. After the first meeting a program takes shape around what's actually holding this particular child back.

It's worth a conversation if several of these sound familiar:

• any task takes several times longer than it should for the child's age;
• the child understands instructions well but can't organize themselves enough to start and finish;
• handwriting, counting, or reading are noticeably harder than for peers;
• emotions take over faster than the child can manage them.

The branch is located at Naberezhny Lane, 1 — in the riverside district. We're open Monday through Saturday, 09:00–19:00. For families in Tiraspol, the neuropsychologist is nearby, with no trip to another town.

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 Tiraspol branch specifically.

A speech therapist-defectologist works at the same location. If Bendery fits your route better, the neuropsychologist also sees clients there, at Kalinina St. 45. To understand why neurocorrection matters for preschoolers, read Neurocorrection for Preschoolers.