Neuropsychologists are psychologists who have specialist training focusing on brain functions. They can assess memory, concentration, and problem-solving abilities. Their primary role involves evaluating and testing individuals for psychological difficulties caused by brain injuries or neurological disorders. They can help individuals through rehabilitation, aiming to reduce the cognitive impacts of such conditions.

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Neuropsychological Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of an individual's cognitive and psychological functioning, primarily focused on the brain's functions and how they relate to behaviour and conditions. It involves a using tests (puzzles and pen/paper tasks) and procedures designed to assess various domains of cognitive functioning, including attention, memory, language, perception, and executive functioning.

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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation is a specialised form of therapy that aims to help individuals with brain injuries or neurological conditions to improve their cognitive, emotional, and behavioural functioning. It involves a combination of assessment, goal-setting, and targeted interventions to address specific impairments and help the individual regain their ability to perform daily activities and live independently.

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