A neuropsychologist is a psychologist who specialises in understanding the relationship between the brain and behaviour. They assess cognitive, emotional, and behavioural functioning in individuals who may have neurological conditions, brain injuries, developmental disorders, mental health issues, or cognitive difficulties. Neuropsychologists use a combination of clinical interviews, observations, and standardised tests to evaluate areas such as memory, attention, problem-solving, language, and executive functioning.

The duration of an assessment varies depending on the type and complexity of the evaluation. Most assessments take between 2 and 4 hours. Additional time is required for scoring, interpretation, and report writing, which ensures that the findings are accurate, comprehensive, and useful for guiding recommendations and supports.

No, you can privately refer. Documentation of the reason for the referral is helpful for providing an accurate clinical picture

We offer assessments throughout Australia and routinely travel to clients. We have fixed offices in Brisbane, and Ipswich. Telehealth is also available.

Yes, Telehealth services are available. A private and quiet space, computer/tablet and reliable internet connection is required for these appointments.

Please bring your reading glasses, hearing aids, relevant medical documentation and for longer appointments - hydration/snacks.