Stroke

After individuals have a stroke, they may experience a wide range of changes in thinking, behavior, and mood. 

Cognitive changes that you may experience include:

• Memory Loss

• Language and Word-Finding Difficulties

• Visual Changes or Vision Loss

• Problem-Solving Changes

• Inattention and Distractibility

Mood and Personality changes:

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Apathy

• Irritability

• Risky Behavior

EValuation

Our neuropsychological evaluation can assist in providing a comprehensive assessment of cognitive abilities to help establish your cognitive baseline after a stroke, and repeat evaluations can track your recovery over time.