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Cognitive health consultation

Talk about changes in focus, memory or mental energy.

Most changes in focus have everyday causes, like sleep or stress. We check those first.

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Your assessment

What will my practitioner look at?

  1. When it started and if it's getting worse
  2. Your sleep, mood, anxiety and workload
  3. Alcohol and any medicine changes
  4. Whether others have noticed it too
  5. Any head knocks, even minor ones

Your appointment

What will we talk about?

  1. The most likely causes
  2. Which blood tests would help
  3. A few changes to your sleep and workload
  4. When to see a neurologist, psychologist or GP
  1. 01

    Tell us what you've noticed

    Describe it in your own words. Your practitioner reads it first.

  2. 02

    Meet your practitioner on video

    Your first appointment is a live video call. Your practitioner asks questions to find the likely cause.

  3. 03

    Get your plan

    Leave with a written plan and clear next steps. Referrals are common here.

Possible outcomes

What happens after your appointment?

There are six possible outcomes. Each one is normal. Advice and further tests are the usual start here.

  • General advice and guidance
  • Pathology or further investigation
  • Referral to a psychologist
  • Scheduled monitoring and review
  • Treatment, if deemed medically appropriate
  • No treatment

Your practitioner explains which one fits you and why.

What we can't
do remotely

Before you book
These need an in-person visit.
Confusion or one-sided weakness
Sudden confusion or one-sided weakness needs urgent care. Call 000 straight away.
After a knock to the head
Thinking changed after a head knock? See your GP, or go to emergency if it worsens.
Formal cognitive testing
Formal cognitive testing happens in person. Your practitioner arranges the referral.

FAQ

Common questions

Ask anything else at your appointment.

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Is this a mental health service?

No. If mood or anxiety plays a part, your practitioner will point you to your GP or a psychologist.

Will I be given something to take?

Often not. Sleep and workload changes usually come first. Treatment, if deemed medically appropriate, is one of six outcomes.

What does brain fog mean?

It describes how you feel. It isn't a diagnosis, but it helps your practitioner know where to start.

Book your first appointment.

Fill in a short health form. You don't need a referral. You'll see the fee before you confirm your booking.

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