Neuropsychological assessment
Clarifying memory and thinking concerns, brain injury and changes in cognitive functioning—and how those findings affect everyday life.
Explore neuropsychological assessmentDr. Cameron M. Clark, PhD, RPsych
Neuropsychological assessment in Calgary
Clinical neuropsychologist
Assessment and consultation for adults with concerns about memory, thinking, emotional functioning and decision-making.
Calgary, Alberta
Evidence-informed. Question-focused. Practical.
Registered PsychologistCollege of Alberta Psychologists
PhD, Clinical PsychologyUniversity of Calgary
Adjunct Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Psychology, University of Calgary
Services
Assessment and consultation services
Each service starts with a specific referral question and brings together the relevant history, records and clinical findings needed to answer it clearly.
Psychological assessment
Understanding emotional symptoms, psychological functioning and their impact on work, relationships, recovery and daily activities.
Explore psychological assessmentCapacity assessment
Evaluating decision-making abilities in relation to specific personal, financial and legal questions, including retrospective matters.
Explore capacity assessmentFocused consultation
Memory consultation
Practical, evidence-informed strategies to support everyday memory for older adults and people experiencing cognitive concerns.
Explore memory consultationThe assessment process
Clear answers. Practical next steps.
A good assessment should do more than produce test scores. It should address the referral question clearly and help people make informed decisions.
- 01Define the question
Clarify the concerns, context and decisions the assessment needs to inform.
- 02Gather the evidence
Integrate interview, records and standardized assessment as appropriate.
- 03Make the findings useful
Provide clear conclusions and practical recommendations tied to the question.
Clinical neuropsychology
in Calgary
About Dr. Clark
Clinical expertise with practical application
Dr. Cameron Clark is a registered psychologist practising in clinical psychology and clinical neuropsychology. His work focuses on understanding cognitive and psychological functioning and translating findings into clear, defensible answers.
He holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Calgary and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in its Department of Psychology.
Read more about Dr. ClarkContact Sharp Thinking
Start with the question you need answered.
Services are provided in Calgary, Alberta.
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