Psychological & Psychoeducational Assessments
.Every young person learns differently. Our assessments help children, teens, and young adults understand how they learn, identify what might be getting in the way, and outline concrete next steps at school and at home. We take a strength-based, evidence-informed approach so families leave with a detailed picture of their child’s learning profile, a plan, and renewed confidence.
Assessments are completed by experienced clinicians with specialized training and supervision. Our reports are recognized by school boards and post-secondary accessibility services.
Assessments We Provide
- Psychoeducational Assessments to identify learning differences and determine appropriate supports and accommodations
- ADD/ADHD Assessments (with or without full psychoeducational testing, depending on the referral question)
- Giftedness/Enhanced Programming Assessments
- Developmental/Autism Assessments
- Mental Health Assessments
- Re-Assessments / Updates for students transitioning to high school, post-secondary, or whose needs have changed over time
Signs an Assessment May Help
- Teacher or school recommendation to explore learning factors
- Persistent difficulties keeping pace with peers or meeting grade-level expectations
- Concerns about attention, focus, organization, or completing multi-step tasks
- Big gaps between effort and results, or highly inconsistent performance
- Avoidance of school, frequent frustration with homework, or low academic confidence
- Questions about gifted/enhanced placement or readiness
- A previous assessment that is outdated and needs to be refreshed for secondary or post-secondary
- Mental health concerns that may be affecting learning and school engagement
What to Expect
1.
Intake & Goal-Setting
We clarify your questions and collect background information (in person or virtual).
2.
Testing Sessions
Standardized assessment takes place across one or more appointments tailored to the student’s age, attention, and needs.
3.
Scoring, Analysis & Report
We integrate clinical history, observations, and testing results to prepare a clear, practical report with findings, diagnoses (if appropriate), and recommendations.
4.
Feedback Meeting
The results and recommendations are discussed in a clear and practical format to ensure a full understanding of the client’s learning needs and strengths.
5.
Implementation Support
If requested, we are available to provide therapy and counselling for clients and families.
What You’ll Take Away
- A clear explanation of learning strengths and needs
- Specific, classroom-ready accommodations and strategies (IEP-friendly)
- Guidance for gifted/enhanced programming where appropriate
- Documentation for post-secondary accommodations and applications for disability-related supports/funding (e.g., OSAP-related programs)
- Actionable suggestions for study skills, executive functioning, and mental-health-informed supports
Fees, Coverage & Referrals
- Many extended health benefits reimburse a portion of assessment fees.
- A physician referral is not required to book.
- We discuss timelines and fees at intake and provide invoices suitable for insurance.
- All services are confidential and provided in line with professional standards.