Licensed Psychologist, Bay Harbor Islands
Adult Assessment Services in Bay Harbor Islands
Neuropsychological and psychological assessments can provide valuable insight into cognitive functioning, emotional well-being, and the factors that may be affecting daily life.
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Your wordsWho Requests an Evaluation?
Individuals may be referred by a physician or other healthcare professional, or they may seek an evaluation independently to better understand changes or concerns in their own functioning.
Tailored to Your Individual Needs
I begin by discussing your concerns, relevant history, and goals, as well as the specific questions the evaluation is intended to address. This helps ensure that the assessment is tailored to your individual needs and circumstances.
Following the evaluation, I meet with you to review the findings, explain their implications, and provide individualized recommendations and a clear roadmap for next steps, including strategies, resources, or referrals when appropriate.
Types of Assessments Offered
- Comprehensive Neuropsychological Evaluations
- Cognitive Screening and Baseline Assessments
- ADHD and Learning Evaluations
- Psychological and Disability Evaluations
- Pre-Surgical Evaluations
- Post-Injury and Rehabilitation Assessments
- Capacity and Functional Assessments
What Does a Neuropsychologist Do?
Neuropsychological Evaluations
Neuropsychologists assess how the brain functions and how changes in brain functioning may affect everyday life. Evaluations examine areas such as memory, attention, language, processing speed, reasoning, and problem-solving.
Areas of Clinical Focus
Neuropsychologists evaluate and work with individuals experiencing a variety of neurological and cognitive conditions, including:
- ADHD and learning differences
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concussion
- Stroke and other neurological conditions
- Brain tumors and less common neurological disorders
Clinical Care and Support
Neuropsychologists help individuals understand and manage cognitive, emotional, and behavioral changes associated with neurological conditions. Their work may include:
- Supporting cognitive recovery and adjustment following brain injury or neurological illness.
- Helping individuals manage changes in memory, attention, mood, behavior, and thinking.
- Developing strategies and recommendations to support everyday functioning and independence.
- Collaborating with physicians and other healthcare professionals to inform diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation planning.
Why Neuropsychology Matters
A neuropsychological evaluation can provide valuable insight into how an individual’s brain functioning affects their everyday life. By identifying cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty, neuropsychologists can offer meaningful recommendations, guide treatment and rehabilitation planning, and help individuals and their families better understand and navigate the challenges associated with neurological conditions. These insights can support improved functioning, adaptation, and quality of life across the lifespan.
Getting Started
Psychological services exclusively for adults.
1108 Kane Concourse, Suite 207,
Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154
