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Neuropsychological

Neuropsychological Assessments

Cognitive evaluation for post-MVA concussion, traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome and other neurological presentations. Court-ready, validated batteries, defensible methodology.

When a neuropsychological assessment is needed

  • Persistent cognitive symptoms after a motor vehicle accident or workplace injury
  • Determining the cognitive contribution to a SABS catastrophic determination (Criterion 5)
  • Differentiating cognitive symptoms attributable to TBI from those attributable to pain, mood or medication
  • Documenting cognitive recovery (or lack of it) over time
  • Vocational and academic planning post-injury

What the assessment includes

  • Diagnostic interview. Detailed history, accident specifics, premorbid functioning.
  • Cognitive battery. WAIS-IV, WMS-IV, executive-function tests, attention measures, memory and learning, language and visuospatial.
  • Validity testing. Embedded and stand-alone performance-validity and symptom-validity measures.
  • Mood and psychological screen. Standardised inventories.
  • Functional impact analysis. How findings affect work, driving, daily life.

Time and format

A full neuropsychological assessment is 4–6 hours of patient contact, sometimes spread across two appointments. The report is delivered within 10 business days of the final session.

Frequently asked questions

A good night of sleep, glasses or hearing aids, and bringing any imaging reports. We send a prep letter.

Yes. Defensible neuropsychological reports require performance and symptom validity assessment.