We can provide neuropsychology assessment for diagnostic, rehabilitation, decision making capacity, behaviour management, vocational support or assessment for Centrelink support. We can help with individuals and their families adjust to cognitive and behavioural changes associated with brain impairment and work together to achieve goals.
Watching a loved one go through the devastating effects of an acquired brain injury or dementia can be difficult but the impact that this can have on carers and family members can be equally devastating. Many people report that their relationship is affected and roles can drastically change within the family. Others note that learning to adjust to changes in their loved one’s personality, behaviour and social skills is the most challenging. It is hard to know where to turn to for the right help.
With training in counselling and neuropsychology, our team can provide you with specialised support to better understand the changes associated with an acquired brain injury or dementia, as well as practical strategies to help with changing behaviour and cognition in an everyday setting.