About Dr. Dugbartey | NeuroBehavioral Specialists Inc.

CHCPBC#1255

Advanced Training in Clinical Psychology & Neuropsychology

Dr. Dugbartey is a registered psychologist in British Columbia with advanced training in clinical psychology and neuropsychology. He offers compassionate care through psychological assessments for adolescents, adults, and older adults, as well as therapy services tailored to help adults navigate life's challenges and improve their well-being.

With a deep commitment to evidence-based practice, Dr. Dugbartey integrates neuropsychological science with culturally sensitive, person-centered approaches to provide thorough, accurate assessments and meaningful therapeutic support.

He welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds and is dedicated to making psychological services accessible and affirming for everyone he works with.

Registered Psychologist – British Columbia College of Health and Care Professionals of BC · Registration #1255

Advanced Training in Neuropsychology Specialized assessment of brain-behaviour relationships across the lifespan

Doctoral Training in Clinical Psychology Evidence-based assessment and intervention for a range of psychological conditions

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a neuropsychological assessment?

A neuropsychological assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of how the brain is functioning. It examines cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, language, and executive functioning using standardized tests. The results help identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses and can inform diagnosis and treatment planning.

Who can benefit from a psychoeducational assessment?

Psychoeducational assessments are typically sought for adolescents and adults who are experiencing academic difficulties, suspected learning disabilities (such as dyslexia or ADHD), or who need documentation of a diagnosis for academic accommodations.

What types of therapy does Dr. Dugbartey offer?

Dr. Dugbartey offers individual therapy for adults addressing anxiety, depression, stress and anger management, bereavement, burnout, cultural adjustment, and general coping and life adjustment. Sessions are tailored to each person's unique needs and goals.

How long does an assessment take?

Assessment duration varies depending on the referral question and complexity. Most assessments take between 3–8 hours of testing, often conducted over multiple sessions. A written report is provided following the assessment with findings and recommendations.

Does Dr. Dugbartey offer services in languages other than English?

Please contact the office directly to discuss language accessibility and to determine how Dr. Dugbartey can best support your needs.

Is the office accessible?

The office is located at 302-1964 Fort Street, Victoria BC V8R 6R3. Please contact us to discuss any accessibility requirements before your appointment.