About Dr Jeff Rogers

Dr Jeff Rogers is a  highly qualified and experienced Sydney psychologist, specialising in clinical  neuropsychology.   He holds an extensive set of qualifications,  including an undergraduate degree in Biopsychology (Honours) from the  University of Michigan, and a Master of Psychology (Clinical  Neuropsychology) and PhD (Neuroscience) from the University of Western  Australia.  His exceptional education and training enable him to provide  the highest standard of care to clients.
 

Dr Rogers has held continuous registration as a practicing clinical neuropsychologist since 2007.  Dr Rogers' special interests lie in  cognitive assessment, diagnosis, and rehabilitation. He specialises in a  range of interventions, including psychometric assessment,  psycho-education, adjustment to injury, behavioral support programs, and  cognitive rehabilitation. His expertise extends to treating conditions  such as traumatic brain injury (including concussion), cerebrovascular  accidents (stroke), neurodegenerative disorders (dementia), and ADHD and  learning difficulties.
 

Through his personalised and compassionate approach, Dr Rogers empowers  his clients to maxismise their cognitive function, enhance their quality  of life, and improve their overall well-being. He is dedicated to  working collaboratively with individuals, their families, and other  healthcare professionals to develop tailored treatment plans and  implement evidence-based strategies.
 

In addition to his clinical work, Dr Rogers is an Honorary Associate  Professor with Macquarie University, and has co-authored over 45  peer-reviewed publications.  In recognition of Dr Rogers’ professional  knowledge and experience, he teaches into postgraduate clinical training  programs, is the previous Deputy Head of the School of Psychology at  the Australian Catholic University, and regularly provides clinical supervision for practicing and  trainee psychologists.  Dr Rogers is frequently invited to present on  topics of cognitive neuropsychology and mental health care for hospital  departments, public and private community health services,  non-government agencies, and Health Professional bodies.