Clear answers about how your mind works.
Comprehensive cognitive, memory and neuropsychological assessment — for learning, memory concerns, brain injury, neurological conditions and diagnostic clarity. Led by our clinical neuropsychologist.
Reasons people seek a cognitive assessment.
A neuropsychological assessment maps your thinking skills — memory, attention, language, processing — to answer a specific question, guide treatment or support funding and study.
- You've noticed changes in memory, concentration or word-finding.
- You're recovering from a stroke, brain injury or concussion and want to understand its impact.
- You or a family member have questions about dementia or cognitive decline.
- A learning difficulty (such as dyslexia) may be affecting study or work.
- You need IQ or cognitive testing for school, university or a support application.
- A neurological condition (MS, epilepsy) is affecting how you think day to day.
- You need clear evidence for NDIS, Centrelink or return-to-work decisions.
- You simply want to understand your cognitive strengths and how to use them.
Every assessment answers a clear question. We'll agree on what you need to know before we start — and make sure the report actually answers it.
A precise, whole-picture assessment.
Standardised, validated testing across the domains that matter — interpreted by a clinical neuropsychologist and translated into clear, usable findings.
Cognitive & IQ
Full-scale intellectual assessment (WAIS-IV, WISC-V) mapping verbal, reasoning, working memory and processing.
Memory & attention
Detailed memory and attention testing to identify changes, their pattern and their likely cause.
Neuropsychological
Comprehensive assessment after brain injury, stroke or neurological conditions, and for questions of dementia.
A written report
A clear, practical report you own — for treatment, rehabilitation, study, NDIS, Centrelink or return to work.
Assessments are led by our clinical neuropsychologist, Robert Ruane, with senior clinicians. Every assessment includes a feedback session where we explain the findings in plain language.
Your assessment, step by step.
Clear and structured from start to finish — you'll always know what's next.
Intake & history
We start with your story — developmental history, school and work, and what prompted you to seek answers. Questionnaires are sent ahead of time.
Testing sessions
Structured interviews and standardised tests, conducted over one or more sessions. It's engaging, not an exam — there are no trick questions.
Report & feedback
You receive a comprehensive written report and a feedback session that explains what it all means — and exactly what to do next.
Know your costs before you start.
Assessments are quoted in full and in writing before you commit. Some Medicare and NDIS rebates may apply depending on your situation — we'll talk you through it.
See the full fee schedule- Medicare: rebates on up to 10 sessions a year with a Mental Health Care Plan from your GP.
- NDIS, DVA, Workers Comp & CTP: usually no out-of-pocket cost when approved.
- Private health: claim through your extras cover, with no referral needed.
Things people ask before booking.
Do I need a referral for a cognitive assessment?
How long does a cognitive assessment take?
Can a cognitive assessment be done online?
What happens if I'm diagnosed?
Who receives my assessment report?
Clarity about how your mind works.
Cognitive, memory and neuropsychological assessment led by a clinical neuropsychologist — with a report you can actually use. Quoted in writing first.

Let’s get you matched.
No referral needed to begin. Medicare rebates apply with a Mental Health Treatment Plan.
Thanks — we'll call you back within one business day. If it's time-sensitive, call us on 1300 084 200.
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