Services are 190-205$ per hour (details below).

A full neuropsychological evaluation is a long and detailed process that spreads over a few months (usually 12 billable hours - 2280$ to 2460$). Every step along the way, our clients are learning more about themselves.  To ensure we are the best fit for your need, the relevance of this investment is discussed at the end of the initial 2 hrs consultation (often called "intake" session). Please refer to the table for additional details.

Dre Gagnon, neuropsychologist
205$/hr
Dre Desormeaux, neuropsychologist
205$ / hr
Dr Houdeib, neuropsychologist
190$/hr
Rachel Downey, PhD candidate
205$/hr
Erika Nolan, candidate PhD
not available

Evaluation / Diagnosis

Session type Duration Content
Intake 2 hours Review of symptoms, development and personal history
Formal testing 2 x 2 hours (longer if legal or complex issues) Formal testing of your memory, attention, language, reasoning, etc. Client is sent questionnaires to complete. Client also share reports card, results of past evaluations, etc.
Analysis and report writing 5 hours Analyze questionnaires, report cards, test scores, symptoms and context, write report, etc.
Feedback session 1 hour Results are discussed, a diagnosis may be provided, recommendations are considered. This is the most important session. Some clients like to have 2 feedback sessions, allowing themselves to process.
Total hours = 12+ hours. We also consider your lifestyle, your values, etc. In the end, it's worth taking the time.

Intervention/Treatment

Session type Duration Content
Intake 2 hours Review of symptoms, development and personal history
Intervention 1 hour Intervention focusing on symptoms
Intervention without a full evaluation is possible. This approach is faster and cheaper but, depending on the difficulties, this approach may not always be possible. At this time, only Dre Gagnon offers intervention. Most frequently, she offers cognitive remediation for adult with ADHD, with head injuries or post surgery. Our goal: to improve functioning in daily life. Cognitive rehabilitation could be used with or without medication. The medication has to be prescribed and controlled by your GP. He is the one who knows best about your physical health.