Neuropsychological TestingServices
Understanding Neuropsychological Tests
Discover the Powerof Neuropsychological Testing
We provide insights to assess, diagnose, and suggest effective treatment strategies. As an independent medical group, we've been rooted in Augusta, GA, and serving the CSRA with our expertise for many years.
Our neuropsychological evaluations are designed to highlight potential areas of cognitive challenge to be addressed and nurtured, as well as strengths to be utilized for promoting successful recovery. These findings equip your clinical team with a clearer understanding of the most suitable therapies that will empower your brain to heal more rapidly and robustly, whether it's through medication management or various psychotherapies such as ACT, CBT, DBT, or MI.
Understanding Neuropsychological Tests
UnlockingBrain Potential
Our Approach
Guided Treatment: Neuropsychological testing plays a key role in shaping and directing your personalized treatment plan, both now and in the future.
Recovery Tracking: Through regular assessments, we monitor the effectiveness of the treatment and the progress of your brain’s recuperation.
Goal-Oriented Approach: Our ultimate aim is to help you understand and leverage your brain’s healing potential, assisting you in achieving your recovery goals more efficiently.
Empowering Recovery through Neuropsychological Evaluations
In-Depth Neuropsychological Evaluation
Executive Function:
This includes your brain’s ability to plan, solve problems, concentrate, control emotions and impulses.
Intelligence & Language Function:
Evaluates the processing of speech, reading, and writing.
Memory & Learning:
This is not just about what you know, but how well you gather, process, organize, and retrieve information for decision-making.
Visual, Spatial, & Motor Functions:
This is a dynamic assessment of how your brain processes sensory information, revealing your unique learning strengths and weaknesses.
Emotional Functioning:
Comprehensive psychological testing can clarify expressions of depression, anxiety, anger, pain & suffering while identifying personality traits contributing to substance use & relapse.
Insights into Substance Abuse
The Impact of Substance Abuse on the Brain
Prolonged use of illicit substances can lead to structural and functional changes in the brain, creating challenges in making significant life decisions. Neuropsychological testing can answer questions you might not have considered relevant to your recovery, helping you understand addiction as a disease disrupting your brain's decision-making and information processing capabilities.