During the first session, we will discuss your medical history, concerns, and goals for the assessment. This helps in customizing the evaluation to your specific needs. Understanding your background ensures that the assessment provides meaningful insights into your cognitive and emotional well-being.

The assessment typically evaluates memory and learning, executive functioning (such as decision-making and planning), attention and concentration, language skills, and motor coordination. Each of these areas provides valuable information about how your brain processes information and responds to challenges.

Individuals experiencing memory issues, difficulty concentrating, decision-making problems, or unexplained behavioral changes can benefit from an assessment. It is particularly useful for individuals with neurological conditions, head injuries, learning disabilities, or suspected cognitive impairments.

To ensure accurate results, it is best to get a good night's sleep, eat a healthy meal before the session, and avoid caffeine or stimulants. Bring any relevant medical records, a list of medications, and notes on symptoms or concerns to discuss during the session.