Neuropsychological Services
John Largen and Associates, Inc. provides neuropsychological services for adults, children and adolescents, aged 6-90+ years. A wide range of physicians, psychologists, and other health care professionals refer clients to us. We also see self-referred individuals. The goal of our Neuropsychological Services is to provide comprehensive, informative, and timely evaluation reports to help clarify diagnostic matters concerning brain and psychological functioning. This information helps to guide treatment planning and improve patient quality of life.
Patients who may benefit from a Neuropsychological Services include those with:
- A neurological disorder such as epilepsy, hydrocephalus, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, multiple sclerosis, or hydrocephalus
- An acquired brain injury from concussion or more severe head trauma, stroke, hydrocephalus, lack of oxygen, brain infection, brain tumor, or other cancers
- Other medical conditions that may affect brain functioning, such as chronic heart, lung, kidney, or liver problems, diabetes, breathing issues, lupus, or other autoimmune diseases
- A neurodevelopmental disorder such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, intellectual disabilities, learning difficulties, ADHD disorder, or autism spectrum disorder
- Problems with or changes in thinking, memory, or behavior with no clear known cause
If you have any questions about the Neuropsychological Services we provide, we invite you to contact us. We will get back with you promptly.
Neuropsychological testing involves the assessment of a wide range of cognitive functions such as attention, focus, memory, visual-spatial perception, processing speed, language skills, judgment, and flexibility of cognitive functioning. In addition, we usually screen for possible psychiatric factors (e.g., depression, anxiety, stress) that may interfere with cognitive functioning.
Pilots, pilot candidates, and air traffic controllers may be referred for neuropsychological and/or mental health assessment for a variety of reasons. However, the general purpose of testing is usually to evaluate for potential neurocognitive and/or psychological deficits that may interfere with flight performance and flight safety.
Houston Neuropsychologist Specialist
Contact John Largen and Associates to make an appointment or to discuss your case. We can answer any questions you may have.
John Largen & Associates, Inc.
1100 Nasa Parkway, Suite 403
Houston, Texas 77058
Office Hours
Monday through Friday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
To make an appointment or ask a question:
- Please call us at: (281) 957-9863
- Or by fax at: (281) 957-9302
- Or by email at: office@neuropsychologisthouston.com
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