Neuropsychological & Psychological Services

Traumatic Brain Injuries/Anoxic Brain Injuries
Sports Concussions/Post-concussive Syndrome
Dementia including Alzheimer’s
Neurotoxin Exposure
Seizure Disorders/Epilepsy
Cerebrovascular Disorders/Stroke
Brain Tumors
Multiple Sclerosis
Adult ADHD
Adult Learning Disorders
Assessment of Alcohol and Drug Use

To determine whether a consultation with a neuropsychologist is for you or a loved one answer the following 12 questions based on your experience in the past 6 months.

1. Are you finding it hard to focus when you need to?

2. Are your feeling confused or concerned about your memory?

3. Do you or your loved ones notice you are increasingly forgetful?

4. Are you feeling unhappy, nervous or depressed?

5. Are you having difficulties at work?

6. Are you having difficulties in important relationships, like getting along with a spouse/partner, coworkers or family member?

7. Are you misplacing things or forgetting people’s names?

8. Are you having difficulties finding the right words you want to say?

9. Do you have difficulties with planning, organization and getting things done?

10. Do you have challenges with driving, or are you getting lost in familiar areas

11. Do or have trouble working with your hands?

12. Have you ever been diagnosed with something but feel like that diagnosis doesn’t really fit?

Speak to a Neuropsychologist
     If you have answered YES to any of these questions and this problem gets in the way of daily life, it probably makes sense to get in touch with Dr. Dees to see if an evaluation may be right for you.

     Dr. Dees will meet with the patient (and family members) for an initial consultation.  At that time, he will discuss if a neurocognitive evaluation is needed.  Once testing is completed, the patient (and family members) will return to get the results during a feedback appointment.
     Full reports are typically available within 2 weeks after the feedback appointment.