About the Doctor

Dr. Mark Goldenberg is a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist who specializes in the treatment of Learning Disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorder.

Dr. Goldenberg has been practicing in his field since 1985 after graduating New York Chiropractic College. Not one to remain satisfied with his initial Doctor of Chiropractic degree he embarked on a path that would lead him to understand the complexities of the nervous system. He received his Neurology Diplomate degree in 1991 from the American College of Chiropractic Neurology.

His studies and experiences led him on a quest for a deeper understanding of the brain. In 1999 he earned a Post Graduate Certification in ADHD, Learning Disabilities and Neurobehavioral Disorders of Childhood, from the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies.

Dr. Goldenberg found himself immersed in brain based research and therapies of learning disorders and started lecturing and writing on the topics of Neuronal Plasticity, AD/HD, Asperger’s syndrome, Executive dysfunction and the Neurology of Learning Disabilities.

In working with children Dr. Goldenberg has amassed data that would help hone his methodologies in this new field. He decided to devote all of his time working with children and adults with attention and learning challenges opening the Pathways to Learning Center in Norwalk Ct.

He was a panel member at both the Connecticut Holistic Health Association conference on Learning disabilities and ADHD and the Westport special education PTA meeting on brain modifiability. He was also a Keynote Speaker at the 2003 Interactive Metronome conference. Dr. Goldenberg participated in a study on ADHD with Duke University and CUNY at the College of Staten Island and has appeared on News Channel 12’s Education Notebook.  Dr. Goldenberg spoke on "Brain Imbalance as a cause for ADHD, Learning Disabiities and Spectrum Disorders" at the 2006 annual conference of the Connecticut Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities.

Dr. Goldenberg speaks regularly to both professional, educational, and parent teacher organizations including educating special education and speech and language professionals on brain function and learning,

His affiliations include the Connecticut Association for Children with Learning Disabilities CACLD, Children and Adults with ADD-CHADD (professional member), Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, American Chiropractic Academy of Neurology. He is currently the Director of The Pathways to Learning Center, located in Norwalk Ct.

Dr. Goldenberg and his wife have two children and live in Connecticut.