Clinical Neuropsychology

Specialist Neuropsychological Therapy & Consultation

I provide specialist neuropsychological therapy and consultation for adults and older adults living with neurological conditions (conditions affecting the central nervous system). I work with all types of sequelae, such as cognitive impairment, pain, emotional regulation, and psychological adjustment.

My work integrates clinical psychology, neuropsychology, rehabilitation psychology, and evidence-based psychotherapy, and is suitable for self-funding clients as well as referrals from insurance companies and multidisciplinary teams.

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Conditions and areas of specialist interest

Neuropsychological therapy for neurological conditions and associated difficulties

Neurological conditions

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Neurovascular conditions (e.g. Stroke, TIA, Vascular dementia)
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
Alzheimer's Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
Autoimmune CNS conditions (MS, ADEM, MOGAD, chronic sequelae of NPSLE)
Parkinsonism, Parkinson's Plus, Lewy Body Dementia
Dementia and cognitive decline

Associated difficulties

Adjustment and acceptance
Anxiety and depression
Trauma responses
Persistent pain and neuropathic pain
Cognitive changes
Loss of confidence or independence
Relationship and family strain
Sex and Dating
Body Image
Anticipated/Internalised stigma

Sleep and fatigue-related conditions

Narcolepsy Type I & II
Hypersomnia
Idiopathic Insomnia
Stress-related Insomnia
Fatigue associated with neurological or medical conditions

For work with other parasomnias or sleep-disorders, please enquire first. There may be other clinicians more suitable to work with specialised cases; in that case, I would be happy to signpost you as appropriate. I do not currently offer intervention for somnambulism.

Functional neurological symptoms

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
Non-epileptic (dissociative) seizures (PNES)
Functional movement or sensory disorders
Functional weakness or paralysis
Persistent dizziness and functional gait difficulties
Complex mind–body symptom presentations

I recognise that the language used to describe these experiences can feel highly personal, and has not always been used sensitively within healthcare. I aim to understand and use the terminology that feels most accurate and respectful to you.

Who this service is for

Psychological support for people adjusting to neurological illness, injury, and change

I work with people who may be experiencing:

Adjustment to illness, injury, diagnosis, or disability
Anxiety, depression, trauma, or loss of confidence following neurological change
Chronic pain, including neuropathic pain
Fatigue, overwhelm, or difficulties coping day to day
Cognitive changes/impairment/decline
Identity changes following illness or injury

This service may be appropriate for:

Adults and older adults living with neurological conditions
People recovering from acquired brain injury or stroke
Individuals living with spinal cord injury
People navigating functional neurological symptoms
Clients referred via insurers, rehabilitation providers, or case managers
Families seeking psychologically informed support around adjustment and rehabilitation

What I offer

Specialist neuropsychological support tailored to clinical need

Neuropsychological Therapy

Therapy for the emotional and psychological impact of neurological illness, injury, pain, cognitive change, and life disruption. This may include work around adjustment, trauma, grief, identity, anxiety, depression, and living with uncertainty.

Rehabilitation-Focused Intervention

Goal-oriented psychological input to support rehabilitation, coping, engagement in treatment, confidence-building, and day-to-day functioning. Therapy can be adapted to cognitive, physical, and fatigue-related needs.

Consultation for Families & Professionals

Consultation for family members, case managers, insurers, and multidisciplinary teams where a psychologically informed formulation may support care planning, communication, or rehabilitation progress.

Clinical approach

Evidence-based, formulation-led, and adapted to the realities of neurological conditions

My approach is grounded in clinical neuropsychology and informed by contemporary, evidence-based therapy models. Depending on your needs, this may draw from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), narrative approaches, and rehabilitation psychology, amongst others.

You can read about 1:1 psychological therapist with me here.

Sessions are adapted where needed for fatigue, pain, communication differences, slowed processing, cognitive changes, and the practical realities of living with a neurological condition.

The aim is not simply symptom reduction, but helping you understand what has happened, build effective coping, and move towards a life that feels more manageable, meaningful, and psychologically supported.

Professional referrals

Working with insurance companies, case managers, and rehabilitation professionals

I welcome referrals from insurers, case managers, rehabilitation providers, and other healthcare professionals seeking specialist psychological input for clients with neurological injury, illness, pain, or complex adjustment needs.

Referrals may include:

Rehabilitation-focused psychological therapy
Adjustment following injury or diagnosis
Pain management and coping support
Therapy adapted for cognitive or neurological needs

I can offer:

Clear communication with referrers where appropriate
Collaborative work within wider rehabilitation plans
Remote appointments where suitable
A thoughtful, professional, and goal-informed approach

Specialist background

Experienced, research-informed, and grounded in specialist practice

I am a Clinical Neuropsychologist and psychologist working across neurological and rehabilitation settings. My work is informed by specialist clinical experience, psychological formulation, and ongoing engagement with research.

I have particular expertise in working with people affected by neurological injury, spinal cord injury, cognitive and functional change, chronic pain, and complex psychological adjustment.