Clinical Neuropsychology

Neuropsychology

I have specialist experience working within neurorehabilitation services alongside additional postgraduate qualifications in Clinical Neuropsychology, supporting adults following traumatic and acquired brain injury.

Brain injury can bring significant changes to everyday life, affecting thinking, emotions, relationships and independence. Therapy provides a supportive space to understand these changes, develop practical strategies and rebuild confidence while adapting to life after injury.

I can support with:

Memory and cognitive changes
Attention and concentration difficulties
Behavioural changes
Impulsivity and emotional regulation
Anxiety following brain injury

Depression and adjustment
Reduced insight into difficulties
Identity and confidence
Family adjustment and support
Rebuilding a fulfilling life

I also work with individuals with neurological symptoms, when a neurological condition has been ruled out. For example: Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) or non-epileptic seizures.

Neuropsychological Assessment

I provide comprehensive neuropsychological and cognitive assessments for adults who wish to better understand the impact of brain injury on thinking skills, emotional wellbeing, behaviour and day-to-day functioning.

These assessments can form an important part of rehabilitation planning, helping individuals, families and professionals develop tailored recommendations to support recovery and maximise independence.