Paul D. Connor, PhD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Neuropsychologist
adult neuropsychological assessment services
What is a Neuropsychological Assessment?
A neuropsychological evaluation is an in-depth assessment designed to identify brain-related areas of strength and deficit.
The assessment procedure includes an interview combined with one-on-one testing, designed to determine current brain functioning. Assessments, test interpretation, report preparation, and feedback sessions are conducted by a licensed psychologist with a specialty in neuropsychology.
Neuropsychological exams are most frequently performed following a neurological-based change in functioning.
Changes may occur for a variety of reasons, such as:
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traumatic brain injury
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stroke
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tumor
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prenatal alcohol exposure (fetal alcohol spectrum disorder)
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toxic chemical exposure
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degenerative conditions (such as multiple sclerosis or dementia)
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identifying learning disabilities and attention deficits
What I Offer
I specialize in Neuropsychological Assessments for traumatic brain injury (TBI), memory impairment, stroke, dementia, cognitive deficits, learning disabilities, attention deficits, and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). And offer adults (17 & over) a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation designed to assess cognitive function, mental health status, and adaptive behavior. Evaluations combine a clinical interview, neuropsychological testing, and a review of previous psychological or psychiatric records.
Your time for the evaluation involves two scheduled clinic visits: an interview and testing lasting approximately 5 hours, and a 1-hour reporting conference that occurs approximately three weeks later. Consultations with current health providers and referrals to community resources occur as needed.
I do not offer ongoing psychotherapy or case management; however, I am available for follow-up consultation.
I accept referrals from a wide range of community providers, including private practitioners, community mental health agencies, substance abuse treatment programs, and criminal justice personnel.