Cognitive assessment for adults

Understand cognitive changes and their impact on your life.

Understanding changes and their impact

Neuropsychological assessment explores functions such as attention, memory, language and planning. It also considers emotions, behaviour and independence. Together, these findings can help guide further support.

Tell us what has changed, when you first noticed it and which activities it affects. This helps clarify what the assessment should address. How you experience the changes and their effects on daily life are part of the picture.

History and reason for consultation

Preserved capacities

Return and guidance

An assessment tailored to your situation

The assessment relates the capabilities explored with the history and the daily functioning. Describe a cognitive profile and establish the cause of a change are different questions; the results need professional interpretation.

The return allows you to explain what has been understood and orient the subsequent options. You can ask what doubts remain open and comment from the beginning if you need documentation for a specific purpose.

The motive and evolution

What changes you see and how they affect your activities.

The cognitive profile

Bring together the person's abilities, difficulties and the context of the assessment.

Return and guidance

Understand the findings, their limits and the options they can help you consider.

Support that takes your wider needs into account

Areas explain what you may worry about; services specify how we can work with you. Initial guidance helps connect both.

Neuropsychology for adults

Understand cognitive functions and their relationship to everyday life.

Stroke and traumatic brain injury

To direct rehabilitation towards the needs of daily life.

Before you take the first step

Does a score alone explain what's happening to me?

No. The results are interpreted in conjunction with history, circumstances and everyday functioning. The valued profile does not in itself amount to knowing the cause of change.

Will an assessment mean starting rehabilitation afterwards?

Assessment and rehabilitation serve different purposes. When we discuss the findings, we explain which options are worth considering for your situation. Rehabilitation is not an automatic next step.

What should be clarified about the report?

Tell us why you need an assessment and what documents you expect to receive. Agree its purpose and scope before assuming it includes a report, certificate or document for someone else.

We can start with what you're worried about.

You don't need to know which service to choose. Tell us your situation and we will guide you on how to start.

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