Neuropsychological evaluations
Rebuild foundational skills and explore new possibilities
A clearer understanding of your strengths and challenges
A neuropsychological evaluation takes an in-depth look at how your brain is working day to day. These assessments explore areas such as memory, attention, problem-solving, processing speed, and coordination, while also considering your unique circumstances and psychological wellbeing.
The goal is not only to provide a diagnosis but also to help you (and your loved ones) better understand your strengths and challenges. With this knowledge, we can recommend personalised strategies to support your daily life, personal goals, and work or study performance.
Who this is for
Neuropsychological evaluations can be provided to individuals no matter their age and can shed light on the following:
Intellectual disability
Learning disabilities
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Dementia (e.g. Alzheimer’s or stroke-related changes)
Traumatic brain injuries
Other neurological or cognitive concerns
What the process looks like
A comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation usually takes place over the course of a month and requires several sessions. These sessions include:
Clinical interview
We'll talk you about what you've been struggling with.
Collateral interview
Then we'll talk with a close family member or friend (if appropriate) to get a fuller picture of what you're going through.
Review your records
We'll have a look through your medical and psychological records to see what you've already tried.
Testing different brain functioning areas
We'll do between 4-6 hours of testing across different areas of brain functioning. You may also be asked to complete some online questionnaires.
Feedback session
We'll explain your results, diagnosis (if relevant), and tailored recommendations. The final report is usually ready within two weeks of the final session.
The final report
Your final report will include:
Relevant clinical history
Test results
Any diagnoses
Practical recommendations for daily living, treatment, and support
