Bokang Methola

Neuropsychologist

  • M.A. NeuropsychologyUCT

Registration verified August 2026

HPCSA registration PS0156140

About

Bokang Methola is a Registered Neuropsychologist based in East London, South Africa. He provides evidence-based neuropsychological assessment and psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults experiencing cognitive, emotional, behavioural, developmental, and neurological challenges. His areas of practice include ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, learning difficulties, traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, anxiety, depression, and adjustment difficulties. Bokang also conducts independent neuropsychological assessments for medico-legal, insurance, and educational purposes. Committed to compassionate, client-centred care, he works collaboratively with individuals and families to promote understanding, resilience, and improved everyday functioning through scientifically informed assessment and therapy.

Areas of focus

  • anxiety
  • trauma
  • grief
  • stress and coping
  • behavioural difficulties
  • learning difficulties
  • adhd
  • neurodiversity
  • Assessments
  • psychological impact of medical conditions
  • memory difficulties
  • acquired brain injury
  • adjustment

Services offered

  • Individual therapy
  • Child therapy
  • Adolescent therapy
  • Psychological assessments
  • Psychoeducational assessments
  • Neuropsychological assessments
  • Cognitive assessments
  • Developmental assessments
  • School readiness assessments
  • Personality assessments
  • Diagnostic assessments
  • Learning support
  • Psychoeducation
  • Supervision

Assessments offered

  • Psychoeducational assessments
  • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder assessment
  • Autism related assessments
  • Learning difficulty assessments
  • Dyslexia or reading assessments
  • Cognitive assessments
  • Developmental assessments
  • School readiness assessments
  • Personality assessments
  • Neuropsychological assessments
  • Diagnostic assessments

Who they work with

  • Early childhood
  • Primary school aged children
  • Adolescents
  • Young adults
  • Adults

Settings they work in

  • Hospital or medical
  • Forensic or legal
  • Organisational

Referrals they do not accept

  • Active psychosis
  • Severe mental illness requiring multidisciplinary care
  • Active substance dependence
  • Eating disorders requiring medical monitoring
  • Court mandated referrals
  • Couples