Clinical neuropsychologists provide assessments and treatment recommendations for people experiencing difficulties with memory, learning, attention, language, reading, problem-solving, decision-making or other aspects of behaviour and thinking abilities. Neuropsychologists also provide treatment that may employ cognitive, educational, behavioural or psychosocial methods. Clinical neuropsychologists’ skills are underpinned by knowledge of brain structure, function and dysfunction, and the effects of multiple factors on cognitive, behavioral and emotional functioning.
Psychological assessments
Acquired brain injury
Life transition & adjustment issues
Rehabilitation/injury counseling
Memory problems
Impairment assessment
Behavior problems
Grief & loss
Carer support
Relaxation
Depression
Organisational restructuring
Workplace/executive coaching
Leadership
Performance management