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Neuropsychologists in Montreal

A clear neuropsychological evaluation in Montreal helps understand ADHD, ASD and learning disabilities. At CERC Montréal, our neuropsychologists analyze the cognitive functioning of children and adults to offer concrete recommendations, both at school and at home.

Why consult a neuropsychologist in Montreal?

Clinical neuropsychology: assessing cognitive functions

Our Montreal neuropsychology clinic applies rigorous clinical neuropsychology, which is essential to avoid the frequent overdiagnosis of ADHD.

Neuropsychological assessment uses standardized tests to analyze cognitive functions. The report details strengths and challenges, offering concrete guidelines for school partners and healthcare professionals.

Who is it for? Identification of ADHD, ASD and neuropsychological disorders

Our assessment services are aimed at children, adolescents and adults. Reasons for consultation often include :

  • Persistent inattention or hyperactivity (ADD or ADHD);
  • Organizational and memory difficulties (at school or at work);
  • Challenges in reading (dyslexia) or writing (dysorthographia);
  • Social or communication disabilities (ASD);
  • Oppositional behavior or seizures (TOP);
  • Questions about anxiety or mood.

Theneuropsychological evaluation specifies attention deficit disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning disability, oppositional disorder or giftedness.

Our services:
neuropsychological assessments in Montreal

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Our team of expert neuropsychologists in Montreal

Dr Benoît Hammarrenger
Neuropsychologist - General Manager
Dr Marjolaine Masson
Neuropsychologist and Senior Supervisor
Morgane Delorme
Neuropsychologist and supervisor
Dr Marie Chantal Ferland
Neuropsychologist and supervisor
Sandrine Mauroy
Neuropsychologist
Benjamin Ly
Neuropsychologist
Margaux Quintric
Neuropsychologist
Éric Chambellant
Neuropsychologist and head of the adult section
Elena Mortier
Neuropsychologist
Dr Isabelle Collin
Neuropsychologist
Dr Benjamin Gingras
Neuropsychologist
Elina Barthe
Neuropsychologist
Dr Sarah Rassi
Neuropsychologist
Dr Sarah-Maude Coll
Neuropsychologist
Dr Catherine Gagnon
Neuropsychologist
Dr Andrée-Anne Lepage
Neuropsychologist
Johann Robert
Neuropsychologist
Dr Andrée-Anne Chouinard
Neuropsychologist and head of the ASD program
Margaux Vermersch
Neuropsychologist
Karima Kahlaoui
Neuropsychologist
Audrey Delcenserie
Neuropsychologist
Annie-Claude Bélisle
Neuropsychology intern
Raphaëlle Abadie
Neuropsychology intern
Lyna Mariam El Haffaf
Neuropsychological report writer
Romain Hassan Omar
Neuropsychological report writer
Founded in 2003 by Dr. Benoît Hammarrenger, an experienced neuropsychologist and renowned author, our team is made up of psychologists and neuropsychologists who are members of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec.Recognized for their scientific rigor and clinical experience with children and adults, many hold doctorates in neuropsychology.Our collaborative family-school approach and concrete tools, such as the Emotion Curve or the Anger Cycle, are aimed at measures adapted to each individual's autonomy.

You can also find our neuropsychologists at :

Boucherville
Blainville
Laurentians
Mascouche
Terrebonne

Frequently asked questions about neuropsychologists in Montreal

Find answers here about our neuropsychology services. These benchmarks cover the CERC evaluation process, timelines, and how to use the report to plan effective school or clinical actions in Montreal.

When do I need an evaluation for ADHD or ASD?

A ADHD assessment or ASD assessment is relevant when academic challenges such as :

  • Reading or writing,
  • Attentional challenges including inattention and hyperactivity,
  • Oppositional behavioral challenges
  • Social challenges associated with ASD that persist despite efforts.

It is also useful in adults for:

  • Organizational difficulties,
  • Mood management
  • Or to clarify a diagnosis.

The neuropsychological assessment provides an objective assessment of cognitive functioning and documents any neuropsychological disorders.

What is measured in a cognitive assessment?

A cognitive assessment measures major cognitive functions using standardized tests. The neuropsychologist evaluates :

  • Attention for ADHD,
  • Memory,
  • Executive functions, including organization and impulsivity,
  • Reasoning and visuospatial skills,
  • intellectual potential (e.g. giftedness)
  • academic achievements (e.g. dyslexia).

Analysis of this profile helps to understand the origin of difficulties, including the impact of anxiety on cognition.

What's the difference between a psychologist and a neuropsychologist?

Neuropsychologists focus on assessment and diagnosis. They analyze cognitive functions to identify neurodevelopmental disorders (ADHD, ASD, DYS), oppositional disorders (ODD) or the impact of psycho-affective disorders such as anxiety. The neuropsychologist is the only specialist, alongside the doctor, who can establish a link between brain function and observable behavior.

The psychologist is often involved in psychotherapy to monitor and treat these issues: anxiety, depression and ADD/ADHD management.

Are neuropsychological assessments recognized by the school?

Yes, the neuropsychologist is a member of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec (OPQ), and his or her title is protected.

The neuropsychological evaluation report is therefore an official document recognized by both the public and private school systems. It is used to document a diagnosis of ADHD, ASD or learning disabilities, and to implement the accommodations and services set out in the intervention plan.

Do you offer follow-up after the diagnosis of neuropsychological disorders?

Yes, CERC is a multidisciplinary clinic that ensures the transition from diagnosis to treatment. After the neuropsychological evaluation, our psychologists and psychoeducators offer follow-up for ADHD, anxiety or behavioral disorders (opposition). Our orthopedagogues provide treatment for learning disabilities (dyslexia, dysorthographia).