Psychological Assessment

for children and adults

Neuroflow assessments

look for underlying cognitive causes and brain function of behavioural, learning and occupational difficulties, and use best practice and state of the art assessments to evaluate the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD, Autism and Dyslexia.

Neuroflow therapy

provides medication free treatment for symptoms related to inattention, arousal regulation, executive function and sleep difficulties.

Neurofeedback therapy

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Who are Neuroflow assessments and therapy for?

School-aged children and young people who have behavioural difficulties requiring focused interventions and strategies
Children and adults who have difficulties in specific areas of learning
Individuals who require a diagnosis (e.g., ADHD, ASD, SLD) to access the appropriate treatments, supports or funding
Individuals who would like to explore the suitability of treatments without the use of medication
Adults who would like to improve their organisation, planning, sleep, or domestic/work performance
Adults who have a diagnosis and want further understanding of their brain function to find appropriate interventions

What do you get from a Neuroflow assessment?

Identification of behavioural, cognitive, and/or academic strengths and weaknesses and recommendation of strategies for improvement
Assistance in developing strategies for home, school, or at the workplace
Detailed information to provide to medical specialists, allied health professionals, schools, tertiary education institutions and/or workplaces
Information to consider and/or apply for study and exam accommodations
Information for funding applications with recommendations for interventions and further assessments
Evaluation of risk for a formal psychological diagnosis, e.g., ADHD, Autism or a Specific Learning Disorder

Poh Wong
Psychologist

Poh is a registered psychologist and art therapist, as well as a registrar in educational and developmental psychology. She is interested in the growing body of neuroscience research demonstrating evidence for the use of neuromodulation techniques to support wellbeing and mental health. Poh has been involved in the application of various psychological therapies for eighteen years.

She believes the therapeutic relationship involves flow which, according to Dan Siegel, is minds exchanging energy and information so that lives may develop and change in people of all ages. Broad and focused psychological assessment is important to show us where chaos or rigidity may be addressed or changed in individuals.

Poh brings to her work, life experiences and a belief that all things are interconnected. This includes her pursuits as a visual artist, treasured relationships with her children, family and friends, and rejuvenating walks with the family dog, Slash.

“We are always in a perpetual state of being created and creating ourselves”

Dan J Siegel, The developing mind: How relationships and the brain interact to shape who we are.