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Curtis Cripe - Brain Development Author

Curtis Cripe is a PhD in


psychology and behavioral
medicine. He is also a
published research author
in the field brain
development. Cripe was
previously an expert
aerospace engineer, who
played a role in the first
Mars landing through his
work at the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory. Cripe was also
a manager of software
development on a number
of Department of Defense
(DOD) projects.

Curtis Cripe: An Engineer of Many

Curtis Cripe is a neuro-engineer that has


a diverse and interesting background.
Cripe currently focuses on behavioral
medicine out of the state of Arizona, and
he is the master of a number of other
disciplines that include software
development, aerospace engineering,
psycho-physiology, neuro-engineering,
software programming and psychology.
Dr. Curtis Cripes contributions are not
only multi-disciplined, they deliver
important benefits to society such as in
the cause to treat children that may be
affected by a variety of developmental
disorders.

Curtis Cripe: Neuro-Cognitive Technology


Curtis Cripe is a PhD with
a diverse background and
history. He was the
founder of The Crossroads
Institute, which was a
super-regional, multi-site
network of professionally
licensed health
professionals in several
states. These
professionals treated
children and adults with a
variety of brain based
deficits and conditions.
Among the tools in this
care were innovative and
proprietary CRT
technologies and
processes.

Curtis Cripe: Research. Aerospace.

Curtis Cripe is a specialist in behavioral medicine that wields a diverse and unique background.
Dr. Curtis Cripe is an author most recently contributed a chapter to Psychology's New Design
Science: Theory and Research. He also holds the distinction of being a contributor to the first
Mars landing as an aerospace engineer and most recently has been asked to join the prestigious
team for the 2030 Mission to Mars Consortium for the first manned mission to Mars.

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