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Medicolegal-Psychology-Neuropsychology limited is both a neuropsychological-psychological expert witness service, and now a multidisciplinary physical rehabilitation and neuro-rehabilitation service. Over the past year the southwest based service has grown to offer a complete multidisciplinary treatment and rehabilitation service, including psychological therapy, occupational therapy, specialist rehabilitative physiotherapy and vocational rehabilitation. Based in the southwest MPN rehabilitation also offer remote treatment and support nation-wide.

Expert Witness Services: Neuropsychology & Clinical Psychology

As Director of MPN, Dr Phil S. Moore (Consultant Neuropsychologist & Clinical Psychologist) specialises in medicolegal expert witness neuropsychological assessment of brain injured parties in litigation (both Claimant and Defendant) and has recently released a key text on the topic: https://routledge.pub/NeuropsychologicalAspectsofBrainInjuryLitigation 

He is based in North Devon, but has bookable office locations and remote link options to cover all of England and Wales.

His specialism includes mild TBI, severe TBI & catastrophic injury, personal injury & psychological injury, clinical negligence, employment law, contractual law/equality act, occupational health matters, court of protection, capacity, adults/older adults/adolescents and criminal defence work.

He is listed and vetted amongst the experts of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and he accepts approximately 30 instructions per year. He has been instructed by a number of firms and is routinely instructed by the three largest Defendant firms and largest three Claimant firms on an approximately even ratio. 

His aim is to produce impartial, high quality and timely neuropsychological and psychological assessments at reasonable a cost.

He has had over fifteen years working in NHS Psychology services and has worked as an independent Consultant Neuropsychologist for a number of years producing over 600 expert reports. He has a strong background working in neuropsychological assessment, community rehabilitation, dementia, forensic psychology, learning disability and autism.

He also provides provision for neuropsychological treatment, neuro-rehabilitation and psychological therapy (including EMDR and CBT), and manages a small team covering the South West of England. He also allocates time for additional roles associated with the office for the Public Guardian (CoP capacity assessments) and the Criminal Justice System (criminal assessments for defence and CPS).

For enquires to: info@mpnconsulting.co.uk

Treatment based testimonial

“Valentina , has been brilliant , she has helped me so much with dealing with my partner during the worst period of my life , she has provided coping mechanisms, and strategies to help me cope with life at this present time , her ability to listen to me and pick out key points to discuss has been amazing , she is making me feel a better person and restoring my self worth , she has given me confidence and taught me I can get through this journey , she has given me the confidence to be able to open up and say what i feel without feeling an idiot or stupid , ! She has made me see issues about myself that I didn’t realise I had and were there which I am truly appreciative of . Valentina is a truly special person to me , and I have nothing but admiration for her , I am truly grateful for her help , and support , and in the day to day run of life , in situations , i often find myself reflecting on what i have learnt from her and try to integrate it and put things in place ro help me cope with my life , I don’t know what the future holds with me whilst living with someone who has a brain injury , but I know one thing I will be able to cope some what better with the help I’ve received from Valentina”

Treatment Client

Treatment based testimonial

“Dr Phil Moore has been working with my client for the past 8 months. My client has provided consistently positive feedback from Dr Moore’s sessions and has reported that these sessions have been of great benefit on a therapeutic and rehabilitation level. Dr Moore has provided good consistent communication to enable a high level of multi disciplinary working to enable all the professionals in the case to have a clear understanding of the rehabilitation process and an understanding of the Psychology approach which was paramount in this case.” Tim O’Brien, Case manager 05/05/2018.

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