Psychological and Neuropsychological Assessments in Denmark
At Charlottenlund Privathospital, we offer specialized psychological and neuropsychological examinations for children, adolescents and adults. We ensure a thorough assessment with a focus on the individual's needs and challenges.
What are psychological and neuropsychological assessments?
Psychological and neuropsychological assessments are tools used to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and behavioural functioning. They are used to identify strengths and challenges in children, adolescents, and adults. At Charlottenlund Privathospital, we use recognised and standardised tests to ensure accurate and reliable results.
What is the purpose of a psychological assessment?
The purpose of psychological assessments is to provide an in-depth understanding of a person's mental and emotional state. This can help identify the need for support, treatment, or specific measures in educational or workplace settings.
What is a neuropsychological assessment?
A neuropsychological assessment focuses on brain functions and how they influence cognition and behaviour. It is often used to assess memory, attention, and problem-solving abilities following illness, an accident, or other strain.
When is a psychological or neuropsychological assessment relevant?
A psychological or neuropsychological assessment may be relevant in many situations, including difficulties with concentration, learning difficulties, suspected ADHD or autism, or when clarification of work capacity is needed. The assessments are always tailored to the individual's needs and specific concerns.
How can assessments help children and adolescents?
For children and adolescents, assessments can help identify learning difficulties, behavioural problems, or special needs. This can provide valuable insight for parents, schools, and healthcare professionals.
What about adults and work-related challenges?
For adults, assessments can contribute to a better understanding of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, particularly in connection with work capacity assessments, supported employment, or disability pension applications.
Our specialised tests and methods
We offer a range of specialised tests, including WISC-V and WAIS for cognitive ability assessments, as well as comprehensive neuropsychological assessments. These tests provide a detailed evaluation of cognitive functioning and are used in many different contexts.
WISC-V: Cognitive ability test for children and adolescents
WISC-V is an internationally recognised test that assesses cognitive abilities in children and adolescents aged 6 to 16. The test is often used to identify learning difficulties, ADHD, or high intellectual ability.
WAIS: Cognitive ability test for adults
WAIS is designed for individuals over the age of 16 and measures general intelligence, working memory, and processing speed. The test is useful in connection with education, employment, and psychiatric assessment.
Assessments for work-related challenges
We offer assessments that can help clarify work capacity and future opportunities in the labor market. This includes work capacity assessment programs, rehabilitation programs, and assessments prior to supported employment or disability pension.
How do we assess work capacity?
We combine cognitive tests, personality assessments, and functional assessments to provide a comprehensive picture of work capacity. The report can be used as a basis for decisions made by municipal authorities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between psychological and neuropsychological studies?
Psychological studies focus on mental and emotional aspects, while neuropsychological studies assess brain functions and their influence on cognition and behavior.
How long does a psychological examination take?
The duration depends on the scope of the study, but typically it takes between 2 and 6 hours spread over several sessions.
Who carries out the investigations?
The examinations are carried out by experienced psychologists and neuropsychologists with specialization in the field.
Are the results of the studies confidential?
Yes, all results are treated confidentially and only shared with relevant parties by agreement.