PEAK PERFORMANCE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

Providing virtual video evaluations for dementia, neurologic disorders and baseline cognition
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ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE, DEMENTIA, OR OTHER BRAIN CHANGES?

Are you experiencing thinking changes?

  1. – Memory problems
  2. – Brain fog
  3. – Poor concentration
  4. – Mild cognitive impairment

      Do you have risk factors for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease?

      1. – Family history of dementia
      2. – Heart disease
      3. – Diabetes
      4. – High blood pressure

       ARE YOU INTERESTED IN KNOWING YOUR COGNITIVE BASELINE?

      Neuropsychological testing can help you understand your current cognitive performance and help direct action for maintaining brain health.

      Neuropsychological Evaluations That

      Assess Possible Decline & Provide Baseline Status

      Brain Behavior Expert

      • Differentiate types of dementias
      • Understanding of different factors impacting brain functioning
      • Formally trained to use and interpret advanced cognitive tests
      • Extensive clinical experience

      Personalized Assessment

      • Flexibility in scheduling
      • Individualized asssessment
      • Detailed approach
      • Personalized recommendations based on your results and individual needs

      Professional Approach

      • Empathic approach
      • Culturally informed
      • Excellent communication
      • Evaluations completed with integrity
      • Results explained in an easy to understand fashion

      People often wonder if their memory and thinking skills are declining or if they are on a path toward possible dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease. At Peak Performance Neuropsychology I help you better understand your cognitive risk and provide baseline testing to help you make more informed decisions about improving future brain health.

      I know how important it is for you to understand your cognitive functioning

       Scott Roberts
      Doctorate in Psychology
      Masters in Sport Psychology

      Hi, I’m owner and neuropsychologist at Peak Performance Neuropsychology. I get it, understanding how your brain is functioning, including memory and other thinking skills is important. Maybe you are concerned about developing mild cognitive impairment or dementia. Maybe you have a family history of Alzheimer’s Disease and want to gain a better sense of your own risk. Or, perhaps you want to be proactive and are interested in a baseline evaluation to inform your future brain health path. Through neuropsychological evaluation, you will be able to better understand your cognitive risk.

      I have a doctorate degree in clinical psychology with advanced training in neuroscience, understanding complex brain behavior relationships. For the past 17 years, as a neuropsychologist I have completed thousands of  neuropsychological evaluations assessing individuals with mild cognitive impairment, dementia, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and other neurological diseases. I also see the value in the ability to obtain a cognitive baseline to help guide your future brain health and better understand possible cognitive risk factors.

      How Peak Performance Neuropsychology Works

      Schedule a Consultation

      Meet with me by video or phone so we can get to know each other and help define where you want to go.

      Complete testing

      We will complete an individualized cognitive assessment through video telehealth to determine your current cognitive status.

      Get Results

      We will review in detail your individualied neuropsychological evaluation results and recommendations.

      Neuropsychological evaluations are completed from the comfort of your own home through use of a secure video platform.

      Schedule a complimentary meeting to learn more.

      At Peak Performance Neuropsychology I know how important it is for you to understand the current state of your thinking and cognitive skills. In order to do that, you need a science-based evaluation by a professional who has the knowledge, experience, and skill set to provide you with the accurate information you need. The problem is that for many people neuropsychology evaluations are not easily accessible by a well trained professional. I believe that everyone should have access to quality cognitive evaluations to help understand and provide guidance for ongoing brain health.  

      Here’s how we do it: 1. Meet by video or phone to get to know your needs, see if I am the right fit for you, and define a plan with the best evaluation option for you or your loved one. 2. Complete a neuropsychological evaluation to objectively understand your (or your loved one’s) current memory and other cognitive skills. 3. Review results together in detail to understand your current cognitive health and potential risk, as well and discuss strategies for maintaining future brain health.

      So, schedule an appointment so you finally get the information about your memory and thinking skills that you have been searching for so you can understand your cognitive health and make a plan to maintain or potentially improve your brain functioning.

       

      Evaluation Options

      Level 1: 

      cognitive screening 

      • What it is: A targeted, focused check-up of specific cognitive functions like memory and attention
      • Best for: Individuals seeking a baseline check, or those experiencing mild, early changes who want to see if further evaluation is warranted
      • What to expect: A short testing session and a brief summary of results. 

      Level 2:

      Standard evaluation

      • What it is: A traditional, focused assessment targeting a specific clinical question
      • Best for: Individuals needing a clear diagnosis or treatment plan for conditions like age-related memory changes, possible Alzheimer’s Disease, or other dementias
      • What to expect: Comprehensive testing of multiple cognitive areas, a detailed diagnostic report, and a feedback consultation

      Level 3:

      Complex consultation

      • What it is: The most in-depth, exhaustive evaluation looking at complex cognitive, emotional, and behavioral interactions
      • Best for: Complex medical histories (such as stroke, traumatic bain injury, complex dementia differential), or cases requiring hightly detailed accommodation recommendations
      • What to expect: Extended multi-hour testing, extensive review of past medical records, a comprehensive multi-page report, and a dedicated family feedback session