Psychologist for neuropsychology
Neuropsychology deals with the relationship between brain function and behavior. A neuropsychologist can assess cognitive difficulties following brain injury, concussion, dementia, or neurological diseases. The assessment maps strengths and weaknesses in memory, attention, language, and executive functions and provides a basis for targeted rehabilitation.
Key figures
Psychologist for neuropsychology: 140 psychologists on FindPsyk. 43 hold a ydernummer, 89 offer online sessions, and the typical waiting time is 3 weeks.
Popular therapy methods
Lotte Sønderby
Vejle, Syddanmark
Stine Kallesø
Odense M, Syddanmark
Rikke Krogbæk Andreasen
Lystrup, Midtjylland
Brian Rosenstrøm
Esbjerg N, Syddanmark
Tina Birk Irner
Roskilde, Sjaelland
Kirsten Callesen
København K, Hovedstaden
Morten Tang
Hvidovre, Hovedstaden
Jens Erik Ries
Ikast, Midtjylland
Celal Deveci
Brøndby Strand, Hovedstaden
Larissa Stokholm
Hørsholm, Hovedstaden
Christoffer Zeuthen
København V, Hovedstaden
Wendolyn Elias Riofrio
København K, Hovedstaden
Jens Myrup
København N, Hovedstaden
Dorthe Kelstrup
Aarhus C, Midtjylland
Rikke Brandt
Herning, Midtjylland
Lene Larsen Kirkegaard
Aarhus C, Midtjylland
Katharina Kjølbye Wrist
Hjørring, Nordjylland
Agnes Arnbjerg Leunbach
Jyderup, Sjaelland
Ulla Munck Bechmann
Aarhus C, Midtjylland
Glenn Bendstrup
Hellerup, Hovedstaden
Lise Lildholdt
København K, Hovedstaden
Jesper Egede Andersen
Odense C, Syddanmark
Line Fihl
Hammel, Midtjylland
Tine Broholm Eismark
København V, Hovedstaden
Psychologist for neuropsychology: all 140 psychologists
- Christina Gundgaard Pedersen
- Elna Højris Fibiger
- Susanne Randa
- Christoffer Kølgaard
- Karen Krag
- Anders Degn Pedersen
- Jakob Brixen
- Felix Enghoff Klich
- Rene Martens Pedersen
- Damaris Trummer Hansen
- Teit Juel Jensen
- Ida Ussing-Kelstrup
- Eline Houmark Hyldager
- Pia Recke
- Milla Madsen
- Tanja Talarek
- Käte Vincent From
- Carsten Larsen
- Anja Ida Hansen
- Anne Tersbøl Melsen
- Katrine Hübertz Wiese
- Ann Charlotte Christophersen
- Lisbeth Nielsen
- Kenneth Leonhardt Ibervang
- Tina Øllgaard
- Sofie Kaae
Frequently Asked Questions
When do you need a neuropsychological assessment?
A neuropsychological assessment is relevant when dementia is suspected, after brain injury or concussion, for cognitive complaints, or as part of ADHD or autism assessment. It provides a detailed picture of your cognitive functions.
What does a neuropsychological assessment involve?
The assessment typically takes 3-6 hours and includes standardized tests of memory, attention, language, spatial orientation, and problem-solving. Results are compared to norms for your age and education. Afterward, you receive thorough feedback.
Can a neuropsychologist help after a concussion?
Yes, neuropsychologists specialize in assessing and treating cognitive effects of concussion. They can identify specific cognitive problems and offer rehabilitation with strategies to compensate and gradually retrain brain functions.