Psychologist and patient reviewing a Rorschach test during a neuropsychological assessment

Neuropsychological Assessments

A diagnostic or clinical psychodiagnostic process aimed at deeply understanding a person’s cognitive, emotional and behavioural functioning. A clinical space made up of clinical interview sessions, the administration of psychometric and/or projective tools, analysis of results, report writing and a feedback session.

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A process designed for you

Each assessment battery is designed to measure, based on the initial interview and the reason for consultation. There is no single protocol: the exact combination of tests is decided case by case, never in a standardised way.

What does it offer?

A reliable diagnosis, grounded in internationally validated instruments.
A complete clinical report, valid for clinical, work, educational or legal purposes.
Real clarity and understanding of your own functioning, beyond the diagnostic label.
Guidance on next steps: treatment, support, cognitive rehabilitation or referral if appropriate.

How does it work?

1

Initial interview

We talk about the reason for consultation, personal, academic/work history and relevant background. Approximately 1 hour.

2

Test selection

Based on the interview, we define which instruments are relevant for your case (there is no single protocol: each battery is designed to measure).

3

Battery administration

Assessment sessions (in person or online depending on the test) where the selected tests are administered. These can take 2 to 4 sessions depending on the complexity of the case.

4

Analysis and report

Quantitative and qualitative results are integrated into a clear, rigorous clinical report, useful both for the patient and for other professionals who may need it (doctors, educational centres, institutions).

5

Feedback session

We explain the results, what they mean (and what they do not mean), and we answer together the questions that arise.

Who is it for?

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Adults who suspect they may have ASD or ADHD and were never assessed, or were assessed incompletely.
People seeking to understand difficulties with attention, memory, organisation or social relationships that affect their daily, work or academic life.
Those who need a formal report for medical, educational, work or adaptation/support purposes.
People who already have a previous diagnosis and are looking for a second opinion or a deeper assessment.

Types of tests and tools used

The exact combination of tests is decided case by case, never in a standardised way.

WAIS-IV: Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (general cognitive profile).
ADI-R and ADOS-2: reference instruments for ASD diagnosis.
CAARS and CAT-Q: assessment of ADHD symptoms and social camouflaging in adults.
AQ, ASSQ and Faux Pas Test: autism spectrum traits and social cognition.
d2-R: selective and sustained attention.
BDI-II and STAI: depressive and anxious symptomatology, relevant for differential diagnosis.
Sensory profile: sensory processing and integration.
Rorschach Test (Exner Comprehensive System): when the case requires projective exploration of personality.

Value of the process

The full neuropsychological assessment process has a value that adjusts to the complexity of each case, with the possibility of paying in 2 instalments.

€650 – €750 full process · payable in 2 instalments

Frequently asked questions

How long does the whole process take?

Between 3 and 5 weeks from the first interview to the feedback session, depending on availability and the complexity of the case.

Can the assessment be done online?

Yes, most of the process can be done online. Some specific tests may require in-person attendance; this is indicated according to your case.

Is the report valid for legal purposes or work/educational accommodations?

Yes, the report has clinical validity and can be presented to institutions, educational centres or employers that require official documentation.

What if the result does not confirm what I suspected?

The goal of the assessment is to understand your real functioning, not to confirm a previous hypothesis. If the results point to another explanation, I explain it with the same clarity and guide you on the next steps.

Can I pay in instalments?

Yes, the full process can be paid in 2 parts.

Do you want to understand what is happening to you?

Book your free 15-minute call and let’s talk about it.