Our general neuropsychological evaluations are designed to assess cognitive functioning across a wide range of areas including memory, attention, executive function, language, visual-spatial skills, and emotional processing. These assessments are often helpful for:

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion

Intellectual Assessment (IQ Testing)

Stroke or neurological illness (e.g., epilepsy, MS)

Memory concerns or dementia screening

Learning difficulties

Mood and behavioral changes related to brain health

Each evaluation provides a detailed cognitive profile and clear, actionable recommendations for treatment planning, educational support, or work accommodations.

Whether a concussion occurs during sports, a fall, a car accident, or another incident, its effects can be far-reaching—impacting memory, attention, mood, and daily functioning. As neuropsychologists, we do not provide medical clearance, but we play a vital role in evaluating how the injury has affected brain function and in guiding recovery with evidence-based recommendations.

We offer comprehensive concussion-related services for adolescents and adults, including:

Post-injury neurocognitive testing to assess attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning

Monitoring recovery over time to identify areas of ongoing difficulty or emerging symptoms

Support for return to school, work, or play, with tailored accommodations and strategies

Collaboration with physicians, therapists, schools, and athletic staff to support coordinated care

Our approach emphasizes education, clear communication, and individualized care to help you or your child navigate recovery safely and confidently—whether returning to the classroom, workplace, or playing field.

An ADHD diagnosis can be life-changing—and accurate assessment is critical. We offer thorough ADHD evaluations that go beyond checklists or quick screenings.

Our ADHD assessments include:

• Clinical interview and developmental history

• Standardized testing of attention, working memory, and executive function

• Assessment of academic or occupational impact

• Differential diagnosis (e.g., ruling out anxiety, depression, learning disorders)

• Personalized feedback with evidence-based recommendations

Whether you’re seeking diagnosis for the first time or reevaluating a prior diagnosis, we provide clear answers and practical strategies to support attention, focus, and organization in daily life.