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Adult & Geriatric Evaluation

Weekly Individual Cognitive-Behavioral Skills Sessions:

Organizational Support
Memory & Aging Individual Therapy

Adult neuropsychological evaluations help clarify how changes in thinking, mood, or behavior may be affecting daily functioning, relationships, academic performance, or overall well-being. These evaluations are appropriate for adults of any age and provide detailed information about cognitive strengths and weaknesses, diagnostic considerations, and individualized treatment recommendations.

We assess a wide range of concerns, including difficulties with attention, memory, processing speed, executive functioning, mood-related cognitive changes, and challenges following neurological or medical events. Evaluations are also helpful in differentiating between cognitive changes caused by medical or neurological factors and those related to stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep disturbance, or medication effects.

Our evaluations may address questions related to:

  • Academic functioning and learning concerns

  • Clarifying diagnoses such as ADHD, learning disorders, or mood-related cognitive concerns

  • Understanding how medical or neurological conditions affect thinking and behavior

  • Determining whether cognitive changes are stable, improving, or declining over time

Neuropsychological assessment can also be used to establish a baseline, track changes over time, and guide treatment planning so that any improvement or decline is promptly identified and addressed.

We specialize in evaluating adults with:

  • Movement disorders

  • Memory concerns and cognitive decline

  • Traumatic brain injury and concussion

  • Stroke and other cerebrovascular conditions

  • Seizure disorders

  • Brain tumors or other neurological illnesses

  • Substance- or alcohol-related cognitive changes

  • ADHD or other neurodevelopmental conditions in adulthood

  • Mood, anxiety, or trauma-related cognitive symptoms

  • Dementia and related neurocognitive disorders