Independent consultant practice
Neuropsychological assessment, rehabilitation and independent expert opinion for adults following neurological injury or illness.
Professional registration & credentials
Areas of practice
Hutton Neuropsychology works with case managers, solicitors, clinicians and multidisciplinary teams according to the needs of each referral or instruction.
Specialist assessment and rehabilitation for adults following acquired brain injury or other neurological illness, working collaboratively with the individual and wider professional team where appropriate.
Independent assessment and neuropsychological opinion, including decision-specific capacity and medico-legal work.
About Dr Hutton
Dr Lee Hutton is a Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist with over 25 years’ experience in NHS psychological services, including 20 years as a qualified Clinical Psychologist.
His specialist experience spans adult neuropsychology, neurorehabilitation and neuropsychiatry across inpatient, outpatient and community settings. Alongside independent practice, he works within a Level 1 regional neurorehabilitation and neuropsychiatry service.
Assessments and recommendations are grounded in clinical formulation, careful psychometric assessment and collaborative work with the individual, family and wider professional team.
Professional standing
Current statutory registration, Chartered status and specialist neuropsychology credentials are stated clearly for professional referrers.
Statutory registration
Health and Care Professions Council
Registration PYL17070Chartered status
British Psychological Society
Specialist standing
Listed on the British Psychological Society specialist register
Qualification in Clinical Neuropsychology (QiCN)Professional enquiries
For assessment, rehabilitation, mental capacity or expert-witness enquiries, please get in touch to discuss the referral. A secure professional referral form will be added in a later phase.
[email protected]Please do not send detailed clinical information or medical records by ordinary email.