Clear Answers About Attention, Memory, and Cognitive Changes
Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for adults in Farmington, Utah, specializing in ADHD, memory concerns, and dementia
No physician referral required.
You may be looking for answers because:
You’ve always struggled with organization, procrastination, distractibility, or finishing what you start—and you’re wondering whether ADHD could explain it.
You or someone you care about has noticed changes in memory, language, problem-solving, or everyday functioning and you want to understand why.
You’ve experienced a neurological illness or injury and need a clearer understanding of how it has affected your cognitive abilities.
Testing is about more than getting a score
People rarely seek neuropsychological testing because they are curious about how they perform on cognitive tests. They usually come because something in their life is no longer making sense.
A comprehensive evaluation can help answer questions such as:
Is this ADHD, anxiety, depression, poor sleep, or something else?
Are my memory issues due to normal aging or a neurological condition (such as dementia)?
What are my cognitive strengths and weaknesses?
Has an illness or injury affected how I think?
Why am I struggling even though I have been successful academically or professionally?
What treatment, accommodations, strategies, or next steps are most likely to help?
The goal is not simply to identify weaknesses. It is to understand the pattern behind them.
Meet Dr. Jared Cline
Licensed Psychologist
Clinical Neuropsychologist
I am a clinical neuropsychologist specializing in the evaluation of cognitive and psychological concerns in adults. My goal is not simply to generate test scores, but to bring together your history, symptoms, and cognitive profile to provide a clear explanation of what is happening and meaningful recommendations about what to do next.
Credentials:
PhD in Counseling Psychology
Two-year postdoctoral specialty fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology
Former VA neuropsychologist
What to Expect
Start with your questions
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The process begins by understanding what you have noticed, what is concerning you, and what you hope to learn from an evaluation.
Complete a comprehensive evaluation
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Your appointment includes a detailed clinical interview and individualized cognitive testing selected according to the questions being evaluated.
Understand the results
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After the evaluation, we meet to discuss what the findings mean, whether a diagnosis is appropriate, and how the results fit with your real-world experience.
Leave with a plan
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You receive a comprehensive written report with findings and recommendations that can help guide treatment, medical care, accommodations, strategies, or future planning.
Services
Adult ADHD Testing
ADHD does not always look like someone who has trouble sitting still or who is performing poorly in work or school settings.
Many adults who seek an evaluation for ADHD have actually been quite successful in school, work, or other areas of life while privately struggling with chronic procrastination, disorganization, missed deadlines, or unfinished projects. Often, these individuals feel like they have to work twice as hard as their peers just to keep up with everyday responsibilities.
An evaluation can help determine whether a diagnosis of ADHD provides an explanation for such difficulties—or whether another condition may be contributing as well.
Memory and Cognitive Evaluations
Some changes in memory are a normal part of getting older. Others deserve a closer look.
Neuropsychological testing can help determine whether cognitive changes are normal for age or not. If a problem with memory is identified, this testing can further help specify whether the problem is due to mild cognitive impairment, a neurological or medical condition, or dementia (such as Alzheimer's disease).
Evaluations may also help clarify which cognitive abilities are changing, how those changes are affecting daily life, and what additional care or planning may be appropriate.
Other Neuropsychological Evaluations
Cognitive changes can occur for many reasons, including neurological illness, injury, or other medical conditions.
Neuropsychological testing can help clarify how conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, or other neurological concerns may be affecting areas such as memory, attention, processing speed, language, and executive functioning.
The goal is to identify patterns of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, better understand the cause and impact of those changes, and provide practical recommendations for treatment, rehabilitation, work, or daily functioning.
A more individualized approach to assessment
Red Pine Neuropsychology is a boutique private practice designed around comprehensive, individualized evaluations.
Direct care from a neuropsychologist
Your evaluation, interpretation, feedback, and report are completed by the neuropsychologist responsible for understanding your case.
Comprehensive diagnostic formulation
The goal is not to confirm a diagnosis you already suspect. It is to determine which explanation best fits the available evidence.
Clear, useful reports
Reports are designed to communicate both the findings and their practical meaning—not simply document test scores.
Actionable recommendations
Whenever possible, recommendations are tailored to the specific difficulties identified during the evaluation.
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No. Red Pine Neuropsychology accepts self-referrals, so you may contact the practice directly if you are considering an evaluation.
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No. Assessment of autism spectrum disorders is often considered its own specialty and falls outside the scope of Red Pine Neuropsychology. However, a referral can be offered upon inquiry.
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Yes. Neuropsychological evaluation can help distinguish normal aging from mild cognitive impairment and other neurological conditions such as dementia.
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No. Red Pine Neuropsychology specializes in adult evaluations.
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Red Pine Neuropsychology is currently a primarily private-pay practice, with Medicare enrollment pending for qualifying neuropsychological evaluations. Additional information about fees, payment, Medicare, and possible out-of-network reimbursement is available on the Fees & Insurance page.
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The length of an evaluation depends on the referral question and the complexity of the concerns being evaluated. However, most evaluations typically take several hours.
Frequently asked questions
Neuropsychological testing in Farmington, Utah
Red Pine Neuropsychology provides adult neuropsychological evaluations in Farmington, Utah, serving patients throughout Davis County and the greater Salt Lake City area, including Farmington, Kaysville, Layton, Centerville, Bountiful, and surrounding communities.
Red Pine Neuropsychology, LLC
Farmington, Utah
Ready to get some clarity?
If you are considering an evaluation and are unsure whether neuropsychological testing is the right next step, you can start by contacting us for a free consultation.
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