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  • The vicious cycle of sensing something is off without knowing what or why can quietly disrupt your everyday life.

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  • Memory lapses
    or recall problems

    You forget names mid-conversation. Words slip away before you can say them. You walk into a room and can't remember why you went there.

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  • Struggling child
    with activities

    They are bright. You can see it. But school feels hard, focus is fragile, and behavior at home is escalating. It is about how your child processes information.

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  • Life transitions
    or stressors

    You've survived something serious. But life still feels unfamiliar on the other side. Memory, attention, speech, behaviour now take effort.

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  • Mood fluctuations
    or anxiety

    Stress feels heavier and anxiety makes thinking slower. When emotional responses feel harder to regulate, it may signal changes in brain function.

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Let’s resolve them with neuropsychology.

By studying the connection between brain function and everyday life,
I help you become more mindful and in control.

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How I approach my work

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Intro

I am Foram.
Neuropsychologist.
Mumbai.

I work at the intersection of brain, behavior, and lived experience.

Training

Five years.
Three disciplines.
One focus.

Clinical Psychology. Neuropsychology. Rehabilitation. Board-approved Supervisor. Member, Bombay Psychiatric Association.

Who I Work With

Children.
Adults.
Seniors.

For every age and every kind of shift, with no judgment, no rush, only clarity.

My Experience

Hospitals.
Memory clinics.
Rehabilitation wards.

I have sat with people through strokes, diagnoses and the quiet weight of watching their own mind change.

My Approach

Practical.
Personalised.
At your pace.

No generic advice. Strategies built around your life, your home, your child’s school, your recovery.

Breaking complex neuropsychological
concepts into simplified insights.

Here’s how I take you
from confusion to clarity.

  • Hear your story

    I listen carefully to understand what you are going through.

  • Understand the mind

    I assess how memory, emotions, and behaviour show up day to day.

  • Connect the dots

    Together, we make sense of how this is affecting you or your child.

  • Find what helps

    I recommend clear, practical strategies that fit everyday life.

  • Move forward

    You take the next steps feeling supported, steady, and confident.

Curated assessments
for every concern.

Cognitive screen

IQ testing

Learning assessment

Diagnostic review

Surgical baseline

Behavioural analysis

Personality profiling

Things you might
be wondering about.

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  • Psychiatrists look at diagnosis and medication. Therapists help you work through emotions and patterns. A neuropsychologist looks at how your brain is actually working and what that means for real life.

    It’s a simple, calm process. We talk, we do a few thinking tasks, memory, attention, problem-solving (nothing scary) We also just observe how you approach things. There’s no pass or fail here.

    Often, yes. A paediatrician checks overall health. But if something still doesn’t feel clear like attention, learning, behaviour, you need neuropsychologist. And more importantly, it helps them be better at home and school.

    First session is usually 60–90 minutes. After that, it depends on what we’re trying to understand. We keep it comfortable and paced. We go through everything in plain language.

    If it’s appropriate, yes. We’ll tell you clearly and explain why. If not, we still make sure you leave with clarity, not confusion. What’s working, what’s not, and what can help next.

    Yes, of course. You can send referrals directly. We share structured clinical reports with consent, and we’re happy to coordinate if it’s a complex case.