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Areas of Practice & Specialization

Aging

Cognitive decline can be part of a normal aging process. A neuropsychological evaluation will compare scores to other individuals with similar demographics to determine whether experienced cognitive changes are normal for age or an indication of a neurodegenerative process (or other condition).

Neurodegenerative Disorders

Changes in thinking and behavior may be an indication of a neurodegenerative process. A neuropsychological evaluation will help patients and their providers establish a diagnosis (Alzheimer's disease, cerebralvascular disease, Lewy bodies disease, Parkinson's disease, Multiple Sclerosis, ​etc.). 

Traumatic Brain Injuries

Concussions and traumatic brain injuries can result in changes in cognitive, behavioral, emotional, and physical functioning.  A neuropsychological evaluation will help characterize cognitive strengths and weaknesses, aid in treatment, career, and education planning, and provide information about independent functioning. 

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ADHD and Learning Disorders

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or a specific learning disorder may negatively impact educational, occupational, and emotional functioning. A psychoeducational assessment will clarify diagnoses and help individuals, family members, and educators better understand how a diagnosis can influence thinking, learning, and behavior. ​

Other Medical Conditions

Various medical conditions are known to impact cognitive functioning. Common conditions include chronic pain, sleep disorders, cancers, autoimmune disorders, and substance use disorders. A neuropsychological evaluation can help determine the underlying cause of experienced cognitive difficulties. 

Types of Services

Neuropsychological Evaluations

Tailored evaluations are used to help determine underlying reasons for cognitive issues. Specific attention is placed on providing detailed recommendations to aid with treatment, career, and/or education planning, as well promote independent living and increased quality of life.

Cognitive
​Training

These are individualized, one-on-one sessions to help with issues with memory, learning, attention, concentration, problem-solving, organization using compensatory strategies.

Telehealth & 
Teleneuropsychology

In combination with in-person appointments, comprehensive evaluations can in part be completed via telehealth. Cognitive training can be done exclusively via telehealth. HIPPA-compliant video conferencing is used to improve connection safety and security. 

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