Rest better knowing what's going on inside your brain​

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When certain thoughts, feelings, or behaviors keep showing up, or when everyday tasks feel unexpectedly challenging, it can be helpful to understand what’s happening beneath the surface.

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Differences in how we think, feel, and respond to the world can show up in subtle or frustrating ways, especially when certain areas of life feel more challenging for us than they seem to be for others. Comprehensive neuropsychological testing can help uncover how the brain processes information and shed light on the underlying reasons behind what you or your child may be experiencing.

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Each assessment is thoughtfully tailored to the individual. Following a thorough intake appointment, Dr. Taylor carefully selects appropriate tests to fully evaluate strengths, challenges, and concerns.

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Services
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Neuropsychological evaluations can help clarify a wide range of developmental, emotional, and neurological concerns, including autism and ADHD, mood-related conditions such as anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, as well as learning differences that affect reading, math, written expression, or handwriting.

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Evaluations may also address personality and language disorders, cognitive changes related to trauma, the late effects of childhood cancer, brain tumors, and challenges associated with other neurological, medical, or genetic conditions.

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We also work with individuals who have concerns about Auditory Processing Disorder, helping determine whether difficulties are related to cognitive processing or instead stem from a physical issue involving the ear canal or eardrum. This comprehensive approach ensures concerns are understood clearly and accurately, guiding appropriate next steps for care and support.​​​

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 Dr. Taylor is not currently providing services for forensic cases or IEE's

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Cases we've worked with

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ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, emotional dysregulation, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, dementia, tourettes, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, neurofibromatosis, PANS/PANDAS, Fragile X, Turner Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, and Down Syndrome, impairment due to trauma, cancer, tumors and genetic disorders. We've also provided Independent Medical Examinations (IME's) to determine injury, disability, treatment necessity, or fitness for work.

 

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Evaluations may help you qualify for

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Neuropsychological evaluations may support eligibility for school-based services (e.g., 504 Plans or Individualized Education Programs), workplace or postsecondary accommodations, and access to therapeutic services such as ABA, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.

 

Evaluations can also assist with diagnostic clarification, treatment planning, medication decision-making, and the identification of cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and executive functioning strengths and challenges. Additionally, results may be used to support continued insurance coverage, guide academic or vocational planning, inform return-to-school or return-to-work decisions following injury or illness, establish cognitive baselines for ongoing monitoring, and provide documentation for legal, disability, or community-based support services across a patient's lifespan.

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