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Damon Korb - Director
Janel Astor - Child Development Specialist
Heather Erba - Child Development Specialist
Sarah Foster - Speech Language Pathologist
Eileen Graham - Office Coordinator
Lisa Kalmanash - Educational Specialist
Amy Korb - Business Manager
Catherine Nafissi - Child and Adolescent Therapist
Kim Noll - Educational Psychologist, School Psychologist
Leina Ramos - Child Therapist
> Neal Rojas - Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrician
Christina Romanski - Office Receptionist
Lara Zawacki - Educational Psychologist, School Psychologist
Neal Rojas, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.A.P.
Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrician
Neal Rojas, M.D., M.P.H. is a board certified behavioral and developmental pediatrician at the Center for Developing Minds. He works with the CDM clinicians to help children thrive within the context of their
neurodevelopmental strengths and weaknesses. His area of interest include sleep, learning differences, autism
spectrum disorders, attention challenges, adolescent development and substance-use concerns. Additionally,
he has had extensive training and teaching experience in academic test-preparation.
Prior to joining the CDM, Dr. Rojas practiced general pediatrics in Northern California and Massachusetts.
He recently completed his masters degree in public health at the Harvard School of Public Health, with a
concentration in clinical effectiveness. Concurrently, Dr. Rojas completed his behavioral and developmental
fellowship training at Children's Hospital in Boston. There he treated children with common sleep problems
along with pediatric sleep expert, Dr. Richard Ferber. Dr. Rojas was also a consultant to the Brookline Public
Schools in Massachusetts where he conducted independent evaluations and participated in IEP meetings for
students. In addition, he maintained a special clinic for children with toileting difficulties.
Dr. Rojas was a pediatric resident and chief pediatric resident at the University of California, San Francisco.
He earned his medical degree from Stanford University in 2000, after working as a health educator, researcher,
and teacher. He graduated from Stanford with a B.A. in human biology in 1990, and speaks fluent Spanish.
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The Center for Developing Minds
ph: 408.358.1853 | fx: 408.358.1802 | 15951 Los Gatos Blvd. Ste. 6 | Los Gatos, CA 95032
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