The National Research Institute for
Neurology and Psychology (NRINP), founded in 1976,
is dedicated to exploring and bettering the human
condition. To that end, it is involved in original
research in the areas of neurology, psychology, psychoanalysis
and psychiatry.
The work of the Institute
is directed toward expanding new frontiers of knowledge
and furthering understanding of mental health and
behavior.
Current activities include
the development of new procedures in the treatment
of aphasia and research
regarding the hemispheric divisions of the human brain,
Alzheimer's disease, and Gilles de la Tourette's syndrome.The
Institute (non-profit and tax-exempt), also publishes
worthwhile works in the sciences and humanities.
