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Neuropsychological Assessment

Neuropsychological testing is a comprehensive, evidence-based evaluation of how the brain's functioning affects thinking, behavior, and emotion. Using standardized measures of memory, attention, processing speed, language, and executive functioning, a neuropsychological evaluation builds a detailed picture of your cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty. It is not pass-or-fail, but a map of how your brain works.

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Afterward, you receive a written report summarizing the findings, any diagnoses, and recommended next steps, along with a feedback appointment where every result is explained in plain language.

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Some neuropsychological referral questions may require in-person testing or medical neuropsychology services. When a referral is not appropriate for remote evaluation, we will recommend a more suitable provider or setting.

Benefits of
Neuropsychological Testing

  • Provides a comprehensive, objective picture of brain–behavior relationships: intelligence, attention, memory, processing speed, executive functioning, language, and visuospatial skills

  • Identifies specific cognitive strengths and weaknesses that cannot be detected through observation or a standard clinical interview alone

  • Guides individualized treatment planning, school accommodations, workplace supports, and medical decision-making with data-driven results

  • Establishes a baseline of cognitive functioning to track changes over time including after a brain injury or illness, or as part of aging

  • Gives individuals and families clear answers and a roadmap forward, reducing uncertainty and frustration

Who Should Consider Testing

  • Adults with significant difficulties in attention, memory, or learning that interfere with daily functioning

  • Individuals who have experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, seizure disorder, or other neurological event

  • Those with a history of prenatal or birth complications, prematurity, or early developmental concerns

  • Older adults or their families concerned about memory loss, cognitive decline, or early signs of dementia

  • Anyone whose academic, occupational, or daily performance is unexpectedly declining or inconsistent without clear explanation

"After a neuropsychological evaluation, so many clients tell me they finally feel seen. The struggles with memory, attention, or thinking that others dismissed now have a name, a reason, and a road forward, and that moment of knowing is exactly why this work matters to me."
- Dr. Jureller
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Submit intake form on our website.
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​Complete testing online from the comfort of your home.
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Attend Telehealth testing session(s).
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Attend a Telehealth interview.
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Virtual results appointment to discuss clinical recommendations.

What you receive
with each assessment

Comprehensive and personalized written report (typically ranging from 12-20 pages)
Clear DSM-5 diagnoses with codes made by a licensed psychologist
Your unique profile of strengths and challenges
Recommendations that are personalized and detailed specifically for you
Charts and score summaries with how you (or your child) compare to same- aged peers
Results feedback session
Accommodation support letters
(when applicable)
A lasting record to share with schools, physicians, therapists, or employers
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