Serving the Psychological Needs of the Neurological Patient

What We Do at CNS

Comprehensive Neuropsychological Services provides evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation to individuals who are suffering from mild or moderate brain injury. Our staff includes licensed psychologists, mental health counselors, and cognitive rehabilitation specialists.

We are committed to the whole patient, and our program attends not only to the cognitive impairments of these individuals, but their emotional, social, and financial needs as well.

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Who we treat

Patients with:

-Traumatic Brain Injury
-Post-concussion Syndrome
-Neurotoxicity
-Stroke
-Dementia
-Multiple Sclerosis
-Anoxia
-Seizure Disorder
-Brain Tumor
-PTSD
-Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome
-Other central nervous system disorders

Neuropsychological Evaluations

Our neuropsychological evaluations are useful for both patients and their health providers because they encompass a thorough patient history, give test results and recommendations, and answer a variety of referral questions. A …

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Psychotherapy

Without an adequate understanding of both the organic and environmental factors that create and maintain emotional distress, neurological patients may experience a rapid decline in functioning. Often these emotional reactions contribute to secondary …

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Cognitive Rehabilitation

As medical providers, you have undoubtedly encountered patients whose functioning both at work and at home has declined significantly due to the effects of a brain injury. At CNS, we recognize the importance of addressing not only the specific …

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is neuropsychological testing like?

Testing is generally conducted in 2 hour sessions, and is done on a one-on-one basis. The examiner will ask a variety of questions that measure language functioning, visual/perceptual skills, memory, higher cognitive skills, etc.

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How many sessions will I need to be evaluated?

As a general rule, there will be five visits. This may vary, depending on what tests are done and the patient's ability to test for 2 hours at a time. The first visit is an intake interview, followed by 3 testing sessions, and an interpretive session once the report is completed.

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When will I find out the results of the evaluation?

After testing is completed, requested medical records are received, and the report is written. During an hour long interpretive session the results are discussed with the patient. At this time treatment recommendations are also made.

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