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Assessments help identify risks, find answers, and access care

NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS

Our specially trained neuropsychology registrar conducts tests assessing for brain injury and degenerative conditions including as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and Huntington’s disease, amongst others.

We work closely with multidisciplinary teams of GPs, geriatricians, neurologists, neuropsychiatrists, and care coordinators to both provide diagnoses and treatment plans for mutual patients.

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What areas does the testing cover?

Neuropsychological assessments test cognition, emotion, and behaviour across multiple areas:

  • Learning and memory

  • Attention and concentration

  • General intellect

  • Fine motor skills

  • Mood and personality

  • Reading comprehension

  • General reasoning

  • Language comprehension

  • Processing speed

  • Organisational skills

  • Executive functioning

  • Visuospacial skills

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What can neuropsychological tests help diagnose?

We work with multidisciplinary teams to help diagnose and treat conditions including:

  • Alzheimer’s disease

  • Parkinsons’s disease

  • Huntington’s disease

  • Brain tumors

  • Epilepsy

  • Learning disabilities

  • Multiple sclerosis

  • Traumatic brain injuries

  • Strokes

  • Dementia

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Kimberley Wallis

Neuropsychology Registrar

Dr Kim Wallis is a clinical neuropsychology registrar with a PhD in psychology and a Master’s in Clinical Neuropsychology. She specialises in assessing cognitive functioning, emotion, and behaviour across a variety of conditions.

She has experience conducting comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations in brain injury, paediatric neurology, neuropsychiatry, geriatrics, and drugs and alcohol. I have experience collaborating with multidisciplinary teams in differential diagnosis and developing treatment plans.

What next?

Click the button to go straight to the pre-assessment form, or head back to our main Assessments page for more on the process and FAQs.