Services

Comprehensive assessment of memory, attention, language, processing speed, executive functioning and other cognitive abilities.

Assessment can help identify an individual’s pattern of cognitive strengths and difficulties, clarify the impact of neurological illness or injury, inform diagnosis and treatment, and guide rehabilitation and recommendations for everyday life.

Assessments are individually tailored and interpreted in the context of the person’s history, circumstances and real-world functioning.

Independent specialist neuropsychological assessment can be provided within medico-legal contexts.

Assessment considers cognitive, emotional and behavioural functioning alongside the individual’s medical history, neurological presentation, premorbid abilities and functional circumstances.

Clear, evidence-based reports are provided to assist in understanding the nature and extent of cognitive difficulties, their functional implications and recommendations for treatment and rehabilitation.

Specialist rehabilitation for people experiencing cognitive, emotional or behavioural changes following neurological illness or injury.

Intervention is tailored to the individual and may include cognitive rehabilitation, compensatory strategies, fatigue management, psychological adjustment and support in developing practical strategies for everyday life. The aim is not simply to identify areas of difficulty, but to help people understand their cognitive profile and use their strengths to maximise independence, confidence and quality of life.

Individualised, evidence-based psychological therapy is available for adults experiencing emotional or psychological difficulties, including those associated with trauma, significant life experiences, neurological conditions and adjustment to illness.

Therapeutic approaches are tailored to the individual and may include:

• Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)A structured, goal-focused talking therapy that explores how thoughts, feelings and behaviours influence one another.
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT)

Therapy is provided within a compassionate and culturally informed framework, recognising each person’s individual experiences, values and background.