Cognitive Health Consultation
An assessment of your cognitive concerns, health history, pathology, and lifestyle. If deemed medically appropriate, your clinician may recommend a personalised management plan.
Personalised health consultations
When your mind feels foggy, scattered, or just not as sharp as it used to be, cognitive concerns can affect daily life in many ways. You deserve to have someone take that seriously. Our clinicians assess the factors that may be contributing to how you are feeling, and if deemed medically appropriate, build a personalised plan to support your cognitive health.
Performance
Clarity, focus, and mental wellbeing
If your mind is not performing the way it used to and you want to understand why, a proper clinical assessment is the place to start. Your clinician may recommend a management plan, lifestyle changes, referral, or further investigation depending on what they find.
What you can expect
Outcomes vary by individual, baseline health, and adherence. These are potential areas your clinician may focus on during your consultation.
As with any clinical consultation, individual responses vary. Your clinician will discuss any potential risks or limitations relevant to your situation.
Inside the program
Your personalised plan is decided during your consultation. These are common components for cognitive health programs. Your clinician will tailor what is right for you, if deemed medically appropriate.
An assessment of your cognitive concerns, health history, pathology, and lifestyle. If deemed medically appropriate, your clinician may recommend a personalised management plan.
Review of pathology, sleep patterns, stress factors, and daily habits that may be influencing your cognitive wellbeing.
Regular follow-up consultations to track how you are feeling and adjust your plan accordingly. Not all consultations result in a prescription.
Is it for you
Frequently asked
No. Cognitive health is influenced by many factors, including sleep, stress, nutrition, metabolic health, and more. Your clinician assesses relevant clinical factors and may recommend lifestyle changes, further testing, referral, or if deemed medically appropriate, a clinical management plan.
This service does not replace existing mental health care. You should continue any current treatment with your GP, psychologist, psychiatrist or other practitioners. With your consent, your clinician may coordinate with your existing care team where clinically appropriate.
Your clinician will discuss how to monitor your progress during your consultation. This may include follow-up assessments, pathology, and your own observations about how you are feeling day to day. Individual results vary.
Ready to get started?
Book a consultation with a qualified Australian clinician. No obligations, just a clear next step toward understanding your options.
Individual results vary based on individual assessment. Not all consultations result in a prescription.