Neuropsychological assessment
Clear answers about how your mind works
In-depth cognitive testing that turns vague concerns into a specific, actionable picture — for diagnosis, clarity, or peace of mind.
Reasons people book an assessment
- Memory or concentration changes that feel different from before
- A suspected diagnosis — ADHD, a learning difference, early cognitive decline — that needs confirming
- Difficulties at work or school that don't have an obvious cause
- Wanting a baseline after a health event, like a concussion
What the assessment involves
Testing typically spans two to three sessions and covers memory, attention, language, and executive function, chosen for your specific concerns. Every assessment ends with a feedback session where we walk through the results together in plain language — not just a report, but a conversation about what it means and what comes next.
From booking to results
- 01
Intake conversation
We talk through your history and concerns to choose the right tests.
- 02
Testing sessions
Structured cognitive testing, paced with breaks — never rushed.
- 03
Feedback session
Results explained clearly, with concrete next steps and a written report.
What clients say
Real change, in their own words
"I finally felt heard instead of just diagnosed. That changed everything about how therapy worked for me."
"The assessment gave us answers we'd been looking for for years — clear, specific, and actually useful."
"We came in barely speaking to each other. Six months later, we actually listen."
Questions
Before you book
Do I need a referral for an assessment?
No, you can book directly — though we're happy to coordinate with another clinician if you're already working with one.
Will I get a written report?
Yes, every assessment includes a full written report you can share with schools, employers, or other clinicians if needed.
How soon will I get my results?
The feedback session is typically scheduled within two weeks of your last testing session.
Ready to take the first step?
Book a session and start with a conversation, not a commitment.
Book a session