About Dr. Ostroy

I am a board-certified neuropsychologist with nearly two decades of experience in evaluating and treating children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of developmental and acquired conditions.

I obtained my doctorate in clinical psychology and completed post-doctoral training in clinical neuropsychology. Having worked in a variety of clinical settings, I have years of expertise working with clients across the life span with a wide array of neurological,  developmental, and psychiatric conditions,  including ADHD, learning disabilities, developmental delays, brain injuries and concussions, and various conditions affecting the central nervous system. 

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My clinical experience covers nearly all ages, from young children to the elderly. I have worked with preschoolers experiencing developmental delays, provided evaluation and treatment services to school-aged children with ADHD at the NYU Child Study Center, spent eight years as a senior supervising neuropsychologist in Kings County Hospital where I evaluated children and adults, and have worked at a neurology practice specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of brain injuries/concussions and neurological complications of COVID-19.

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In addition to clinical practice, I have taught and supervised graduate and medical students, interns, and post-doctoral trainees throughout my career. I always strive to stay informed of the new and exciting developments in research and clinical practice in my field.  To that extent, I have presented at national neuropsychology conferences and have participated in clinical research and development of new cognitive assessment tools. 

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As a fluent Russian speaker, I offer bilingual evaluations when needed. I have been a long-time Brooklyn resident, where I live with my husband, two school-aged kids, and two dogs. 

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