Neuropsychological assessments help identify the cause of cognitive difficulties such as problems with attention, memory, focus, and thinking speed. These assessments are commonly used for ADHD testing, concussion and brain injury evaluation, memory concerns, learning difficulties, and cognitive changes related to stress, burnout, or aging.

They are also used to support workplace and academic accommodations, disability claims, return-to-work planning, and assessments for safety-sensitive roles such as aviation or transportation.

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​Understand What's Changing and Why It Matters

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We provide comprehensive neuropsychological testing for adults and older adults, with care that’s thoughtful, evidence-based, and tailored to your specific needs, whether related to work, health, or day-to-day functioning.

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Who This Is For

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• Difficulty focusing, organizing, or completing tasks

• Memory concerns, brain fog, or slowed thinking

• Challenges keeping up with work, school, or daily responsibilities

• Changes in thinking or functioning after concussion, illness, or injury

• Ongoing struggles with attention, learning, or executive functioning

• Burnout or cognitive fatigue affecting performance

• Emotional or behavioural changes impacting daily life

• Concerns about cognitive decline or changes with aging

 

You may also be seeking an assessment if you:

• Require documentation for academic or workplace accommodations

• Need clarification around ADHD, learning differences, or neurodivergence

• Are returning to or working within high-demand or safety-sensitive roles (e.g., aviation, transportation)

• Want a clearer understanding of your cognitive strengths and challenges

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What We Assess

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Each assessment is tailored to your needs, and may include evaluation of: 

 

• Attention & ADHD: impulsivity, distractibility, focus, task management Executive Functioning: planning, working memory, organizing information Memory: immediate recall, delayed recall, verbal and visual memory

• Processing Speed: how efficiently the brain takes in and uses information Language: verbal fluency, naming, comprehension.

• Academic Skills: reading, writing, math (if relevant for accommodations)

• Social & Emotional Functioning: mood, regulation, interpersonal awareness

• Behavioral Patterns: decision-making, flexibility, inhibition

• Neurocognitive Changes: post-injury, medical, aging-related concerns

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What to Expect

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 We start with an Intake Session . We begin with a detailed clinical interview to understand your concerns, history, and goals for the assessment. Our process is designed to be comprehensive, supportive, and clear.

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Formal Testing

In-person, one-on-one testing sessions using validated neuropsychological tools. These typically take 4–6 hours, and breaks are built in.

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Scoring & Analysis

Your results are interpreted in the context of your background and functioning, not just raw scores.

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Feedback Session

 

A follow-up conversation to explain your results clearly, including patterns, insights, and what they mean for daily life.

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Written Report
A formal report summarizing findings, diagnosis (if applicable), and personalized recommendations for therapy, supports, accommodations, or next steps.