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Neuropsychological assessments aligned with NDIS access, reviews, and disability plan goals
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Children and adults with ASD, ADHD, Intellectual Disability
Psychosocial disability
Non-verbal participants
Participants needing NDIS access, reviews, or additional evidence
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Referral
Generally, decision making and mental capacity assessments involve a series of questions and cognitive tests that evaluate how well a person can make a reasonable and informed decision.
The main areas that mental capacity assessments review include the individual’s ability to:
Understand relevant information provided
Retain information and problem-solve
Be able to coherently and logically communicate their decisions with reasoning
Diagnosis
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Reporting
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Turnaround
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Cost & rebates
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Assistance With Court & Tribunal Processes
Receive your official numerical IQ
Quantitatively measure the strength of your memory
See how your results measure against the general population
Better understand your risk of stroke and dementia
Uncover your areas of mental strength
Find out how you enhance areas of weakness
Anyone facing questions about their ability to make important decisions may benefit. Courts, families, and individuals often seek clarity on financial, medical, or legal matters.
Decision making capacity assessments should be carried out when there is a question of whether an individual lacks the capacity to make informed and reasonable decisions (especially important legal decisions that will have significant impacts on their lifestyle).
Some situations where a decision making capacity assessment may be needed include:
The individual continues to make ill-informed decisions that negatively impacts their quality of life
The individual experiences difficulty in remembering events (especially recent events or occurrences)
The individual feels confused very often, and experiences dramatic mood swings
The individual is diagnosed with an illness or condition that may impact their ability to making reasonable and informed decisions
Yes. Your information is protected under privacy laws. Reports are shared only with those you authorize or as required by law.
Some of the factors that are considered include:
The specific referral questions
Any questions you or your doctor may have
Any specific health complaints
Any reported symptoms
Observations made by your Clinical Neuropsychologist