Dr Peter Walsh is a Neurologist (Brain Specialist) based in West Leederville, WA. He works from Suite 5, McCourt Street Specialist Centre, 10 McCourt Street, West Leederville WA 6007.
Neurology can cover a lot, and in day-to-day practice Dr Walsh looks after people with problems that affect the brain, nerves, and the way the body sends messages. Some visits start with headaches that feel “off” or just keep coming back. Others are about memory changes or new concerns with thinking and focus.
Headaches are a big part of his work, including careful headache evaluation for people with ongoing pain. Migraines are also treated, with a focus on finding what’s driving the attacks and what can make them easier to manage. Sometimes that also means looking at triggers, sleep, and other everyday factors that can sit behind symptoms.
Memory assessment is another important area. This can be for people noticing changes over time, or for families who want answers about what might be going on. The goal is usually to sort out the cause of symptoms, not just label them, and to plan the next steps in a clear and practical way.
Dr Walsh also provides management for epilepsy. This includes helping people understand seizure patterns, reviewing treatment plans, and making adjustments where needed. At times, epilepsy care also links with safety advice for day-to-day life, especially when symptoms are not fully controlled.
For problems involving nerves, he offers nerve conduction studies. These tests can help check how well nerves are working and can be useful when symptoms like numbness, tingling, or weakness need a closer look. The process is usually explained in plain language, so patients know what to expect and why the test matters.
Overall, Dr Walsh’s clinic focuses on getting to the root of neurological symptoms and supporting ongoing care. He works with patients to move from questions to a plan, especially when the issue is changing, persistent, or affecting quality of life.
There is also ongoing attention to up-to-date clinical knowledge in neurology care. For details on any research interests, publications, or clinical trials, those are best confirmed directly with the practice team.