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Areas we work with

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder : ASD, Learning Disability: LD , Dyslexia, Dyscalculia and many more...

When and Who can take a Neuropsychological assessment

Frequent memory loss or forgetfulness, Difficulty concentrating or making decisions, Sudden changes in behavior, mood, or personality, Struggles with language, reading, or writing, Poor academic or job performance without a clear reason, History of head injury, stroke, or neurological illness, Concerns about early signs of dementia or cognitive decline. Neuropsychological assessments can be conducted for individuals across a wide age range from young children to older adults.

Goal of a Neuropsychological Assessment

Provide a clear understanding of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, Help diagnose conditions such as ADHD, dementia, brain injuries, or learning disabilities, Support treatment planning by identifying specific areas that need intervention, Assist in tracking cognitive changes over time or response to treatment, Offer guidance for educational or workplace accommodations