Neuropsychological Testing

“That which is measured, improves.”

– Karl Pearson

You can’t quite put your finger on it, but things aren’t the same.

You’re forgetting things more often, words are hard to find, and everything needs to be written down.

You’re struggling to focus, your mind drifts when you need it to be sharp.

Decisions feel harder than they should, and you just don’t feel like yourself anymore.

You’re starting to wonder—is this normal? Is this just due to stress or my age? Or, is it something more?

We all have moments of forgetfulness, distraction, or mental fatigue. Life is demanding, and stress takes its toll.

But when these moments start to add up—when they start interfering with work, relationships, or your confidence –

It’s time for answers.

There is a way to know exactly how well your brain is working.

Neuropsychological testing offers a thorough, evidence based assessment of how your brain is functioning, looking specifically at

Memory, attention, processing speed, problem-solving, and more—all with precision.

Neuropsychological testing provides answers, clarity and a hopeful path forward.

Neuropsychological testing is used to assess how well your brain functions. These tests utilized are standardized, meaning they are

administered the same way for everyone. However, the specific tests given may vary depending on the information needed.

Results can offer valuable insights into the connection between brain health, behavior, mood, and thinking, all of which can

help your clinician and medical team:

Diagnose Conditions – Identify neurological, psychological, or developmental disorders such as ADHD, dementia, traumatic brain injury (TBI), learning disabilities, or mood disorders.
Understand Cognitive Strengths and Weaknesses – in areas of memory, attention, problem-solving, language, and executive functioning to pinpoint specific cognitive strengths and challenges.
Guide Treatment and Interventions – Informing personalized treatment plans, therapy approaches, and accommodations for school or work.
Monitor Changes Over Time – Tracking cognitive functioning over time to assess the progression of conditions like Alzheimer’s or the effectiveness of interventions.
Provide Recommendations – Offering strategies for improving cognitive functioning, managing symptoms, and enhancing daily functioning.
Assist with Return-to-Work or School Decisions – Determining readiness and necessary accommodations for individuals recovering from brain injuries or neurological conditions.

Cognitive Concerns: Difficulty with memory, attention, problem-solving, or reasoning.
Learning Disabilities: Struggles with reading, writing, math, or comprehension.
ADHD Assessment: Difficulty with focus, impulsivity, and organization.
Dementia Screening: Assessing memory loss, confusion, or personality changes.
Brain Injury or Stroke: Evaluating cognitive function after a head injury or stroke.
Mental Health Disorders: Differentiating between cognitive and emotional issues (e.g., depression vs. dementia).
Developmental Disorders: Assessing conditions like autism spectrum disorder.
Epilepsy: Evaluating cognitive function related to seizure disorders.
Medical Conditions: Impact of chronic illnesses (e.g., multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease) on cognition.
Work or Academic Accommodations: Documenting cognitive impairments for disability support.
Legal or Forensic Cases: Assessing cognitive function for court-related evaluations (e.g., competency, disability claims).

You don’t have to keep guessing. A neuropsychological evaluation provides the missing piece of the puzzle, allowing you to move

forward with confidence.

Let’s take the first step together. Schedule your evaluation today.

Call us today at (719) 726-0094.