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Dr. Daniel D Kuhn, MD

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Fibromyalgia
“It [Neurofeedback] improves seizures, depression, low self-esteem or congenital head injuries, and it helps the ‘craziness’ that often comes with these...Patients report they sleep better, they don’t have seizures, they are more in control, and that they get more work done. It helps with closed head injury patients. It helps with chronic neurologic disease, where there is no active injury but there are problems with normal functioning. We’ve had success with multiple sclerosis, with toxic encephalopathy (for example, chemical poisoning interfering with neurologic functioning), with chronic pain, migraines and fibromyalgia. And of course, we get very good results with ADD.”

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Primary: Psychiatrist

Sub-Specialty: General

Additional Specialties: Psychiatry

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Midtown, Theater District - Times Square, Lincoln Square, Upper Manhattan, Upper West Side

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Dr. Daniel D Kuhn, MD

General Practitioners

Fibromyalgia
“It [Neurofeedback] improves seizures, depression, low self-esteem or congenital head injuries, and it helps the ‘craziness’ that often comes with these...Patients report they sleep better, they don’t have seizures, they are more in control, and that they get more work done. It helps with closed head injury patients. It helps with chronic neurologic disease, where there is no active injury but there are problems with normal functioning. We’ve had success with multiple sclerosis, with toxic encephalopathy (for example, chemical poisoning interfering with neurologic functioning), with chronic pain, migraines and fibromyalgia. And of course, we get very good results with ADD.”
Pediatric Care
– Katie Campbell Daley, M.D., Department of Medicine, Children’s Hospital Boston and in the Department of Pediatrics of the Harvard Medical School.
Sleep Disorders
Neurofeedback training has an impact on attention disorders, learning disabilities, memory, hyperactivity, sleep disorders, anxiety-depression spectrum, Post Traumatic Stress, anxiety and panic Disorders, OCD, behavior disorders, headaches, migraines, PMS, and emotional disturbances. It is helpful in organic brain conditions such as Traumatic Brain Injury, Post Concussion Syndrome, Post Stroke, Epilepsy, Asperger Syndrome, Autism, as well as Cerebral Palsy.

Autism
In addition, he also specializes in treating neuropsychiatric conditions associated with brain dysfunction like ADD, insomnia, cognitive disorders, traumatic brain injuries and post concussion syndrome, applying both diagnostic tools like neurocognitive battery of tests and brain function battery of tests (EEG, QEEG and Evoked Response tests) which provide a detailed mapping of abnormality in brain function, as well as brain enhancing training with neurofeedback, a form of brainwave self regulation training. Those conditions also include Mild Autism and Asperger Disorder, OCD, learning disorders and Epileptic Seizure disorder.
Multiple Sclerosis
Somatosensory Evoked Potentials examine minute electrical nerve impulses from peripheral sense organs to central cortical receiving regions. When nerves are stimulated at the periphery, impulses can be observed as they approach the nerve root, as they ascend up the spinal Chord and as they reach the contralateral sensory cortex. By amplifying the voltage of nerve impulses, measurement of nerve volleys at specific areas along the sensory pathway are depicted. This enables interruptions and delays to be detected and localized. Sensory pathways are examined by stimulating specified nerves (generally large mixed nerves) in the upper and lower extremities. Responses are recorded at various peripheral locations including spinal entry points, the brainstem and cortical regions. The nerves stimulated most frequently are the posterior tibial nerve, the common peroneal nerve, the sural nerve, the ulnar nerve and the median nerve. Upper extremity testing of the median nerve (a nerve in the wrist) is particularly useful for determining documented high cervical neck injuries, and when combined with a Brainstem EP an VEP can assist greatly in diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis.
Epilepsy
“This is a unique use of neurofeedback. It has been used for helping with a number of conditions such as attention deficit disorder and epilepsy, but this is the first time it has been used to improve a complex set of skills such as musical performance in healthy students.”

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Conners’ Continuous Performance Test (CPT II) is an attention test that is widely used in ADHD research and clinical assessments for respondents aged 6 or older. Response patterns on the CPT II provide information that enables the practitioner to better understand the type of deficits that might be present. For example, some response patterns suggest inattentiveness or impulsivity, while other response patterns may indicate activation/arousal problems or difficulties maintaining vigilance.
Depression
Mental Health
In their 1990 report of Congress, The National Advisory Mental Health Council stated.... “In the practice of clinical neurophysiological classic EGG will undoubtedly be replaced by (QEEG) and topographic mapping. The enhanced value of these techniques will place mapping systems in virtually every major hospital since these techniques offer the possibility of more accurate and quantified diagnosis at a much lower cost than neuromagnetic imaging, positron emission topography, or magnetic resonance imaging. It is not unreasonable to expect that it may be possible to predict a patient’s clinical response to a therapeutic regimen. Adverse change in brain function may be detected in advance of clinical deterioration, thereby permitting timely therapeutic or preventive strategies.”
Psychiatry
Dr. Kuhn is affiliated with Mt. Sinai, St. Luke’s Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry. He was trained in Montefiore Medical Center and Mount Sinai Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry.
Insomnia
Anxiety

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Whiplash
Neurometric Brain Mapping measures and documents the physical changes to the brain resulting from events such as concussion, brain trauma, or whiplash injuries.

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