What do we do?

Clinical neuropsychology is the study of brain and behaviour relationships. We specialize in providing comprehensive neuropsychological assessments of children, adolescents, and adults who want a detailed understanding of their cognitive functioning (such as attention, memory, visual-perception, processing speed, and decision-making). We are happy to see you in our clinics in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and Edmonton, or online throughout the rest of British Columbia and Alberta.

People seeking our services may have:

  • a concussion

  • a brain injury or stroke

  • developmental issues, such as autism, ADHD, or learning difficulties

  • dementia, such as Alzheimer’s or vascular dementia

  • complex medical issues that can affect functioning, such as pain, breathing difficulties, or diabetes

  • a recent change in cognitive functioning

  • emotional issues, such as depression or anxiety

  • medical-legal issues / in need of an Independent Medical Examination (IME)

Benefits of a neuropsychological assessment include:

  • clarifying the strengths and challenges in your thinking ability

  • clarifying treatment options to support everyday functioning

  • confirming a diagnosis

  • monitoring change over time, such as how you respond to medical intervention

  • receiving documentation for legal, educational, or financial purposes

We also provide cognitive rehabilitation and treatment to help support functioning after concussion or brain injury.

Mark Lewis, Ph.D., R. Psych.

Dr. Lewis is an experienced Registered Psychologist who practices in Clinical Neuropsychology. He completed a Ph.D. at Massey University (New Zealand) in 2010 and has worked with children, adolescents, and adults across a variety of service areas, including forensics, general hospital, senior’s health, inpatient brain injury rehabilitation, psychiatric hospital inpatient, psychiatric outpatient, and general private practice.

Belinda Snow, BSW, RSW

Belinda has over a decade of practice as a Psychometrist, and has been integrating social work and psychometry since 2016. She takes a supportive and informative stance with clients, and works with Dr. Lewis in a dynamic and collaborative assessment process. She also has authorization to perform Restricted Psychosocial Interventions from the Alberta College of Social Workers. She provides cognitive rehabilitation to individuals affected by brain injury, working with partners, families, and preferring a team approach.