
Psychological Assessments
Children, Adolescents, Young Adults and Adults
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Psychoeducational Assessments
Ages: School age (5+) to young adults
Is your child having difficulty in school or falling behind in key developmental areas? If you or a teacher notice that your child isn’t progressing as expected or seems to be delayed in cognitive, behavioural, or emotional development, it might be helpful to consult with a psychologist for a thorough psychoeducational assessment.
Comprehensive Psychoeducational Assessments include intake, in-person assessment, report writing and feedback sessions.
Length: 15 hours
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Autism Assessments
Age: Toddler to Young Adults
Concerned your child, teen or young adult isn’t hitting important milestones, like speaking, making eye contact, engaging socially, or academic progress?
If they're struggling with developmental, behavioral, or academic challenges that other kids or peers have already overcome, early assessment for Autism Spectrum Disorder can make a big difference.
It helps identify the right support, improve development, and provide access to vital resources and tailored academic assistance.
Length: 11-16 hours
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ADHD Assessments
Age: Adolescents and Adults
Are you or your child struggling with focus, impulsivity, or staying organized?
Difficulty keeping up with schoolwork, managing responsibilities, or facing challenges in social or work settings could be signs of ADHD.
An assessment can provide clarity, help identify strategies to manage symptoms, and offer tailored support.
Whether you're a teen, young adult, or an adult, early diagnosis leads to better coping mechanisms, improved productivity, and overall personal and professional growth.
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Mental Health Assessments
Are you or your child feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or experiencing difficulties in managing emotions or daily tasks? Are you interested in exploring workplace or academic accommodations?
If you're noticing changes in mood, behaviour, or overall well-being, a general mental health assessment can help identify underlying concerns.
Early evaluation provides valuable insights, helps develop effective coping strategies, and connects you with the right resources for better mental health and emotional well-being.