An adult neuropsychological assessment is a thorough evaluation of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning, designed to better understand how your brain is working and how it may be affecting daily life. This type of assessment is often recommended when individuals are experiencing changes in memory, attention, language, problem-solving, mood, or behavior.

Common reasons for referral include:

• Memory loss or cognitive changes

• Traumatic brain injury or concussion

• Stroke or other vascular conditions

• Dementia or Alzheimer's disease

• Multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, or other neurological conditions

• Psychiatric concerns that may affect cognition (e.g., depression, anxiety, PTSD)

• Monitoring changes over time or evaluating treatment effects (i.e., re-evaluations)

The evaluation includes a detailed clinical interview, standardized testing, and review of relevant medical and psychological history. It examines a range of cognitive functions, such as:

• Attention and concentration

• Memory and learning (visual and verbal)

• Executive functioning (e.g., inhibition, cognitive flexibility)

• Language and verbal comprehension

• Visual-spatial abilities

• Mood, personality, and emotional functioning

The results help clarify diagnoses, guide treatment planning, and support decisions related to work, independence, or daily living. A comprehensive report is provided, including:

• Clear explanation of cognitive strengths and weaknesses

• Diagnostic conclusions, when appropriate

• Practical recommendations for treatment, rehabilitation, and support services, when necessary

• Communication with referring providers or family members, as needed

• Accommodations for school or work

Our goal is to help individuals and their care teams better understand brain functioning, promote well-being, and improve quality of life.