- What is a neuropsychological assessment?
- A neuropsychological assessment is an evaluation of cognitive functioning (memory, attention, executive functions, language, visuospatial functions) carried out using standardised tests. It aims to objectify and characterise the reported difficulties and to clarify the observed cognitive profile.
- Who are the consultations for?
- The practice sees adults, from the age of 16. An exception is made for assessments of Russian-speaking children, an underserved segment in the Paris region.
- What languages are the consultations held in?
- Consultations are offered in French, Russian and English.
- Where is the practice and how do I get there?
- The practice is located at 14 rue Nicolo, 75116 Paris (Passy / La Muette area), on the ground floor with wheelchair access. Access: metro 6 (Passy), metro 9 (La Muette), RER C (Boulainvilliers), buses 22, 32 and 52.
- How much does a neuropsychological assessment cost?
- Initial clinical interview: 70 €. Full assessment: 450 €. IQ assessment (WAIS-IV): 550 €. Attention assessment in an ADHD context: 550 €. Follow-up assessment: 200 €. Cognitive remediation and stimulation session: 65 €.
- How does an assessment work?
- The assessment takes place over three appointments: an initial clinical interview, then a testing session, and finally a feedback session (free of charge). Feedback usually takes place the next day or according to the patient's availability. A written report is sent by e-mail to the patient and, if needed, to their doctor via Doctolib.
- What difficulties might lead someone to consult?
- Memory and attention difficulties, neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease), neurological conditions (multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, stroke sequelae), adult ADHD, or questions about high intellectual potential.
- How do I book an appointment?
- Appointments are booked online on Doctolib.
- Are assessments reimbursed?
- Consultations with a psychologist in private practice are not reimbursed by the French health insurance (Assurance Maladie). Some complementary health insurers (mutuelles) offer partial coverage: it is advisable to check with your provider.