Lifespan Autism Evaluations 

Autism evaluation for people ages 5+ with an affirming approach.

Neuropsychological Evaluations

Evidence-supported neuropsychological evaluation for ages 5 - 21 with learning, developmental, and psychiatric support needs.
Empire Neuropsychological Services is your home for top-notch pediatric evaluations, lifespan Autism evaluations, and mental health care for children, teens, parents, and young adults. Our providers have the expertise and compassion you need to help guide your next steps.

Meet Our Founder!

"Our goal is to blend compassion with evidence-based care to help your child reach their potential"
Dr. Cohen is a pediatric neuropsychologist and New York State licensed psychologist practicing in Albany and Rockland Counties. She helps bridge the clinical and educational worlds for children with developmental and medical differences. Dr.  Cohen provides assessment, treatment planning, and advocacy for individuals ages 5-21 years old. Dr. Cohen has fifteen years of experience in pediatric neuropsychology. She completed a two-year clinical fellowship in Pediatric Neuropsychology and Autism Spectrum Disorders. She specializes in children with complex developmental situations and second opinion evaluations.
 Neuropsychological Evaluation
Neuropsychological Evaluation reveals your child's individual strengths and processing challenges. The evaluation is driven by the questions and concerns you share about your child. We create a blueprint to help you child reach their potential. Through an in-depth assessment process, your clinician will discover how your child learns, manages information, and interacts socially and emotionally. With this information, we can explain why your child is struggling and plan for treatment. From choosing the appropriate therapies to educational planning, you will have clear guidance on how to help your child. The evaluation is used to optimize the school, home, and community environments. Typical referral concerns are autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, ADHD, anxiety, genetic differences, giftedness and twice exceptional, executive function problems, psychiatric and mood concerns, and nonverbal learning disorder.