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Comprehensive neuropsychological assessment and intervention

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What We Offer

  • A comprehensive assessment of cognitive and/or behavioural changes (e.g. Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia).

  • Assessment of cognitive changes following stroke, traumatic brain injury, tumor, hypoxia, concussion and other neurological illnesses

    Understand how cognitive changes impact everyday functioning, work, and independence.

  • Comprehensive cognitive assessment to determine return to work suitability after a neurological event.

  • Comprehensive assessment of possible ADHD, as well as understanding cognitive strengths and differences. Available for adolescents and adults (17 years+).

    Autism assessments not currently available (coming soon!).

  • Assessment of decision making capacity for accommodation and medical decisions.

  • Following neuropsychological assessment, goal-oriented cognitive intervention and practical support for cognitive difficulties (e.g., memory strategies, fatigue management, positive behavioral support plans)

  • In addition to your complimentary feedback session, we offer additional post-diagnostic support sessions to provide an opportunity to better understand the diagnosis, explore its practical implications, and develop strategies to support everyday functioning and wellbeing.

  • To improve access to specialist neuropsychological services, outreach and satellite clinic appointments may be available in select regional or underserved locations (Goulburn, Jervis Bay, South Coast).

    Contact us for further information

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A neuropsychological assessment typically includes several components:

    1. Clinical Interview - a detailed discussion about your concerns, background, medical history, mood, and day-to-day functioning. With your consent, information from family members or carers can also be helpful.

    2. Cognitive testing - you will complete a range of standardised tasks that assess:

    • Memory

    • Attention

    • Processing speed

    • Language

    • Visuospatial skills

    • Executive functioning (planning, flexibility, problem-solving)

    • Social/behavioural functioning

    3. Scoring, interpretation, and report writing - after the appointment, your results are carefully scored and interpreted in the context of your history, age, education, and background. This is quite a lot of work that happens behind the scenes. This information is integrated into a detailed written report with:

    • A summary of findings

    • Identified strengths and areas of difficulty

    • Clinical impressions or diagnoses (where appropriate, note diagnoses are not guaranteed)

    • Practical recommendations for treatment, support, or further investigations

    4. Feedback Session - a complimentary feedback session (up to 50 minutes) is offered about two weeks later to explain the results in clear, everyday language. This is an opportunity to:

    • Discuss what the findings mean for you

    • Ask questions

    • Review recommendations and next steps

  • Assessments vary in length depending on the referral question, but range from 2 to 4 hours inclusive of breaks. Once your face to face appointment is complete, several hours of work occurs behind the scenes, including test scoring, interpretation, and report writing.

  • A referral from your doctor is recommended but not required. Your doctor can help you decide whether a neuropsychological assessment would be helpful.

  • Yes. A support person may attend parts of the appointment where appropriate.

  • Fees vary depending on the complexity and type of assessment required. Please contact us to obtain a quote.

  • Unfortunately Medicare does not provide rebates for neuropsychological assessments.

    Some assessments may be partially covered by private health insurers, WorkCover, DVA, or covered under the NDIS.

    • Referral letters (if applicable)

    • Relevant medical reports or scans if available

    • Glasses/hearing aids if you use them

    • A list of medications

    • Feel free to bring snacks and drinks

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

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Have a question, want to book an appointment, or just want to say hi? Send us a note—we’re here to help.