Neuropsychological Assessment
An in-depth look at cognition and brain–behavior relationships, from memory and attention to language and executive functioning.

A good fit when
You have noticed changes in memory, attention, processing, or organization—or want a more complete understanding of how cognition and emotional health interact.
Assessment should clarify what matters most to you.
Neuropsychological assessment helps make sense of cognitive changes, longstanding questions, and the effects of neurological or medical conditions. Results can establish a useful baseline, identify patterns, and guide recommendations.
Serving adolescents, adults, and older adults in Denver.
Every evaluation is shaped around the referral question, relevant history, and the context in which the findings will be used.
Areas we can explore
Memory concerns & dementia
Evaluation of memory, learning, and cognitive change can help detect patterns, support differential diagnosis, and establish a baseline for monitoring over time.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Assessment of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral changes following a head injury can inform rehabilitation, legal proceedings, and return-to-work or return-to-school decisions.
ADHD & executive functioning
Evaluation of attention, impulse control, working memory, planning, and organization can clarify struggles with focus, follow-through, or time management.
Post-COVID & acquired conditions
Cognitive evaluation can examine persistent brain fog, memory problems, or attention difficulties following COVID-19, stroke, or another acquired neurological event.
What the evaluation may include
- Clinical interview and review of medical, educational, and treatment history
- Individualized measures of attention, memory, and processing
- Assessment of language, visuospatial skills, and executive functions
- Consideration of mood, sleep, pain, medication, and other contributors
- Functional interpretation tied to home, school, work, or legal questions
- A written report with concrete, prioritized recommendations
You leave with
A profile of cognitive strengths and areas that need support
A framework for understanding changes or persistent concerns
Recommendations for treatment, rehabilitation, accommodations, or monitoring
Evidence-based, culturally responsive, and grounded in your real life.
Assessment is not a score or a label in isolation. We consider culture, identity, development, health, environment, and the systems people navigate when making sense of results.
Cognition does not exist apart from the body or environment. We consider medical history, stress, sleep, pain, mood, access, and culture alongside test performance. The scope and length of testing depend on the referral questions and the domains that need careful attention.
The right evaluation starts with the right question.
Ready when you are