Kurt Ebert

Dr R. Kurt Ebert is a licensed Clinical and Neuropsychologist. He maintains a private practice in Bala Cynwyd, PA., USA, where he sees individual clients and conducts telephone consultations. Dr Ebert may be contacted by telephone at 610-664-8053, 484-995-0041 or through the Guild contact form.

Dr. Ebert was formerly Director of Clinical Neuropsychological Services, Department of Neurology, Temple University Hospital; Director of Research, Division of Family Study, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania; and, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Associate Clinical Professor of Psychology in Neurology, Thomas Jefferson Medical School.

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Qualifications

• MET Practitioner (inc EFT Level2)