understanding your thinking and memory.
Have you ever wondered if your memory, attention, or thinking is 'normal'? CogniScreen provides a structured assessment to help clarify where you’re tracking and what to do next.
what is cognitive health.
Cognitive health refers to how well your brain manages everyday thinking tasks, such as:
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remembering things
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paying attention
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thinking quickly
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planning and organising
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finding words or keeping track of conversations
why can it change.
These abilities can change over time for many reasons. This can include stress, tiredness, health issues, ageing, or lifestyle factors.
why testing helps.
Checking cognitive health is similar to checking physical health.
You may feel well, but things like blood pressure or cholesterol can only be measured through testing.
In the same way, thinking and memory can’t be judged just by how we feel. Specialised tests are needed to show how your results compare with what is typical for someone your age.
CogniScreen provides a clear snapshot of how your thinking skills are working right now.
who
Cogniscreen
is for.
CogniScreen is for adults who want to know how their thinking is tracking — even if just to confirm everything is “normal”.
It may be helpful if you:
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Want to know how your memory and thinking compare with others your age
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Have noticed subtle changes and want clarity or reassurance
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Would like to track changes over time
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Feel mentally well but are curious about your cognitive health
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Want guidance on whether further assessment is needed — or not
You don’t need a diagnosis or a referral.
You just need an interest in understanding how your brain is working.
what CogniScreen involves.
CogniScreen is a structured cognitive check-in, completed with a neuropsychologist.
One-to-one telehealth session (60-90 mins)
Thinking tasks, including memory, attention and speed.
Results showing your cognition, and how you compare against others your age.
A personalised plan advising on next steps, whether that's reassurance, monitoring or follow-up