What is Clinical Neuropsychology?
Clinical Neuropsychology assesses memory, attention, concentration, learning, problem solving and decision making. The assessments are particularly relevant to people who have been affected by cognitive changes as the result a head injury, stroke, excessive alcohol or drug use, dementia and other conditions that may affect brain function.
Common conditions assessed by a
Clinical Neuropsychologist include:
- Stroke
- Brain injury from accidents
- Dementia
- Autism / Asperger’s
- Depression and/or Anxiety
- Learning Difficulties
- Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)
- Drug and Alcohol Dependency
- Unknown personality or behaviour changes
The Assessment can make informed recommendations for:
- Return to Work
- Return to Driving
- VISA applications
- Changes in lifestyle and habits after a brain injury
- Reports for Insurance Companies
- Reports for Lawyers