Helping minds recover,
adapt and perform at
their best.
Neuropsychology for rehabilitation, cognitive health and peak mental performance.
​​WHAT IS COGNITIVE HEALTH?
Cognitive health influences how we think, learn, remember and function every day.
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Clinical neuropsychologists help individuals understand how the brain may be affecting key areas such as memory, learning, thinking, attention, behaviour, emotions, and everyday functioning.
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Using a range of evidence-based assessments and techniques, a clinical neuropsychologist evaluates cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty to build a clearer picture of each individual’s cognitive functioning. This information assists in understanding neurobehavioural conditions, supporting diagnosis, and guiding practical recommendations, support, and intervention strategies aimed at improving cognitive health.
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Supporting the recovery and improvement of cognitive skills, including, attention, learning, memory, and executive functioning.
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AREAS WE SUPPORT
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​Cognitive functions are interrelated, each often presenting a secondary impact on others. This often displays in a combination of reported or visible challenges to day-to-day living. Our holistic approach treats the whole individual, not purely the presenting condition, supporting clients to manage daily tasks, emotional wellbeing, relationships and independent living.
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Attention and Concentration
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Processing Speed
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Working Memory
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Learning and Memory
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Processing Visual and Spatial Information
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Executive Functions (including, self planning-organisation-management, reasoning and problem solving, cognitive flexibility and control)
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Emotional experience and response regulation (particularly in response to neurodevelopmental and neurocognitive disorders).
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Patients can expect treatment plans which are personalised and evidence-based, directed specifically towards their individual needs and requirements. Each plan is informed by a methodical review process and assessment designed to enhance and improve the outcomes of cognitive rehabilitiation, and potential cognitive behaviour therapies.
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Cognitive
Rehabilitation
Evidence-based strategies designed to improve general function, independence and quality of life. Plans are developed using a variety of techniques, including cognitive rehabilitation, retraining, and psychotherapy. Treatment is practiced and refined over time based on needs and progress. Support is delivered for both individuals and family members.
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Cognitive
Enhancement
Individuals who aim to optimise their brain-based performance, we provide specific programs focused on attention, mental performance, resilience and cognitive efficiency. Designed for leaders, professionals and students who operate in high-stake environments, need to sustain peak performance, or require strategies to enhance their academic functioning.
SUPPORT TAILORED FOR EVERY STAGE OF LIFE​
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Why Clinical Neuropsychology Matters.
Clinical neuropsychology is a specialist area of psychology focused on understanding how brain function influences thinking, behaviour, emotions and everyday performance.
Unlike general psychological approaches, clinical neuropsychology combines advanced training in neuroscience, cognitive assessment and rehabilitation to provide highly targeted, evidence-based support.
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At Cognitive Pathways, every assessment and treatment plan is informed by a deep understanding of how cognitive systems work together — and how they can be strengthened, restored or optimised.
Dr Haydn Till | DIRECTOR
Registered Psychologist
Endorsed Clinical Neuropsychologist
Board Approved Supervisor
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B.Soc.Sci.(Psych), Hons 1st Class
M.Clin.Neuropsych., Ph.D.
JP Qual (Qld)
Dr Haydn Till is a highly experienced Clinical Neuropsychologist with more than 25 years’ experience as a Registered Psychologist and over 22 years practising in specialist clinical neuropsychology.
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Throughout his career, Dr Till has held senior clinical, leadership and advisory positions across Queensland Health, including statewide workforce and training leadership roles, and Clinical Lead of Queensland’s statewide Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Clinic based at Gold Coast Health.
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In addition to extensive experience in neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation and cognitive health, Dr Till has worked across forensic, medico-legal and complex clinical settings, supporting individuals with acquired brain injury, neurodevelopmental conditions and cognitive difficulties.
Dr Till has also held significant regulatory and governance appointments with the Psychology Board of Australia and currently serves in advisory roles to both the Queensland Supreme Court (Mental Health Court) and the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT).
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Alongside clinical practice, Dr Till is an Honorary Senior Lecturer with Griffith University and a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor, contributing to the development and training of future psychologists and neuropsychologists.
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At Cognitive Pathways, Dr Till brings together specialist expertise, evidence-based practice and a deeply personalised approach to cognitive health, rehabilitation and performance enhancement.
About
DR HAYDN TILL
Contact
Suite 9/6 Nuban Street
Currumbin Waters QLD 4223