During a neuropsychological evaluation, you or your child will be asked to perform various tasks designed to measure different aspects of brain function, such as attention, memory, language, problem-solving, and executive functioning. The results of these neuropsychological tests can help identify any weaknesses or impairments in brain function and provide insight into how these impairments may impact you or your child’s daily life.
In addition to standardized tests, our clinicians may also observe you and your child’s behavior and interactions with others and gather information from interviews and medical records. This provides a more comprehensive understanding of the individual’s functioning and helps to identify any underlying conditions or contributing factors.
The goal of a neuropsychological assessment is to determine the best way to provide well-being for your or your child’s body and mind. Our focus is not just to uncover weaknesses in cognitive and behavioral abilities but to identify what you or your child excels at—we operate off a strength-based model that helps you improve your quality of life from the ground up.