Services
Neuropsychology
Clinical assessment of brain-related cognitive and emotional functioning after injury or neurological disease.
Clinical Neuropsychology is a specialty within psychology that evaluates how the brain affects thinking, emotion, and behaviour — particularly after brain injury or conditions such as dementia.
A neuropsychological assessment typically includes a review of medical and personal history, interviews with you and someone who knows you well, and standardized tests. You receive verbal feedback and a comprehensive written report with diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
At Integrated Neuro, we provide timely, patient-centred neuropsychological services focused on clear answers and practical plans for future care.
When to seek help
When can an assessment help?
- Decline in thinking skills, attention, or memory
- Change in personality or mood following brain injury or illness
- Need to monitor recovery after injury or progression of a condition
- Mood, sleep, or pain problems affecting cognitive functioning
What we answer
Key questions we help address
- What is the person's level of cognitive functioning?
- Are accommodations needed at home, work, or school?
- Can they live safely, drive, or manage finances independently?
- Can they successfully return to work or school?
Fees & coverage
Assessments vary in time and cost depending on purpose. Services are not covered by BC Medical Services Plan but may be partly reimbursed through extended health plans. Fees follow the schedule recommended by the Psychological Association of British Columbia (BCPA).