What is a Neuropsychologist?

Neuropsychologists examine the relationship between the brain and behavior.  A neuropsychologist is a doctor with an advance degree, such as a Ph.D. or Psy.D., in clinical psychology.  Additional training through a formal postdoctoral residency is required for one to be considered a “neuropsychologist.”  They receive significant education and training emphasizing the relationship between the brain and behavior.

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Common FAQS

What is a Pediatric Neurobehavioral Psychological Evaluation?

When is a Neurobehavioral Psychological Evaluation needed?

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Forms & Documents

Parent & Patient Forms

To further increase the quality of care, we have altered the On-Line
Forms process.  Patients have two options now to facilitate the evaluation process;

1) Schedule an appointment with
     our intake specialist and we
     will assist you in completing the admissions
     packet required for seeing the
     Neuropsychologist

2) Download and completely fill out the "Patient
     Information Form" and fax / or mail to:
          
             Access Point
             c/o Tammera
             2680 Channing Way
             Idaho Falls, ID 83404

             Fax: 208-522-4138

      Once received, an appointment will be scheduled to
      facilitate the Neuropsychological Evaluation.

      To download the Patient Information Form, click
      the link below.
 
      1. Patient Information Form



                                          

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