Dr. Garance Delagneau

Neuropsychology Coordinator

In keeping with the Aussie idiosyncrasy of abbreviating all names, our wonderful French Neuropsych (i.e. brain-psychologist) is affectionately known as ‘G’.

Growing up with an ADHDer close to her heart, G developed a passion for providing neurodiversity-affirming assessments to children, adolescents and adults so they can better understand themselves and be better understood by those around them. G is endlessly driven to improve her assessments by utilising the most valid tools so that she can be accurate in her understanding of a person’s concerns, whether that is to do with cognitive strengths and differences, learning challenges, or attention regulation. After an assessment, G provides feedback that breaks down the complex assessment results into a format that is easy to digest. This helps the client to make sense of their difficulties while giving clear direction for the next steps on the journey. G’s empathic nature, strengths-based approach, and tailored skills-based recommendations, empower people to grow and thrive.

The brain has always been a source of fascination for G, especially the way in which it can create amazing and unique ways of seeing the world. G began her formal studies in medicine and gained an anatomical understanding of the brain before moving into psychology to understand it from a functional perspective. Luckily, G has a big, wonderful brain of her own that has enabled her to bring her knowledge to the clinic and share it with all who are searching for a better understanding of their own brain. 

Brain-breaks for G look like freediving in the ocean, playing underwater hockey (not for the faint of breath), planning her next outdoor adventure, bringing out her inner competitor through boardgames, and hanging out with her beautiful dog (and our fur-apeutic healer) Tenia.

Education & Qualifications

• PhD in Neuropsychology – Monash University
• Graduate Diploma of Psychology (advanced) – Melbourne University
• Bachelor of Science (biomedical science) – University of Montreal

Available for:

• Intellectual Capacity Assessment
• Learning/Educational Assessment
• ADHD Assessment
• Autism Assessment
• NDIS Functional Capacity Assessment
• Autism Education
• Neurodiversity-affirming Training
• Clinical Neuropsychology Supervision

Available on:

All days