I struggle with my focus, do I have ADHD?
About attentionI am concerned about my memory
About memoryTrained in Quebec, Ontario and USA.
Dr Gagnon has completed trainings at Harvard, Laval, Toronto and Western UniversitiesInternational speaker
Dre Gagnon gives conferences to Canada Gouv, Amazon, startups, Bangkok neurology dept. and many moreMcGill lecturer
Dre Gagnon teaches at McGill to help train the next generation of cliniciansDowntown Clinic
Right in front of Place Ville Marie. Steps away from the REM (Bonaventure and McGill).Bilingual
Évaluations et Traitements en Francais ou en Anglais avec des NeuropsychologuesOPQ Licensed
Licensed psychologists and neuropsychologists, as members of the Ordre des Psychologues du Québec (OPQ), are covered by personal insurance plansSupervising Neuropsychologists
Dre Desormeaux has trained dozens of neuropsychologists over her 20 years of practiceIntervention in neuropsychology
Our interventions are tailored to each client and integrate evidence-based psychotherapy techniques from reputable theoretical frameworksPractitioners Network
With your consent, we collaborate with your healthcare providers to ensure comprehensive and coordinated careWe offer neuropsychological assessment for adults who have concerns about changes in their memory, are challenged with their attention, and/or have overall questions about their thinking skills— especially when screening tests have not provided clear answers. We aim at a nuanced diagnosis, distinguishing between attentional disorders, emotional factors, and neurological conditions. You can book here with Dr Downey, Dr Desormeaux or Dr Gagnon.
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