Explore Our Assessment Services

Our academic assessment helps you understand how your child is learning at school, including skills in reading, writing, math, and thinking.

Designed for school-aged children and teens, the assessment identifies learning strengths, highlights areas of difficulty, and guides practical support strategies for home and classroom success.

What’s Included:

• Parent interview

• Individualized academic and cognitive testing

• Parent and teacher questionnaires

• Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

• Feedback session with your child’s psychologist

You might consider an Academic or Psycho-Educational Assessment if:
Your child is struggling at school, falling behind academically, or you are seeking to find out if they have a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, dysgraphia or dyscalculia.

Our psychological assessment helps you understand your child’s emotional wellbeing, behavior, and mental health needs.

Designed for children and adolescents, the assessment identifies emotional strengths, clarifies concerns such as anxiety, mood, or behavior difficulties, and supports planning for the right care and support.

What’s Included:

• Parent interview

• Child interview and observation session

• Parent and child questionnaires

• Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

• Feedback session with your child’s psychologist

You might consider a Psychological / Mental Health Assessment if:
Your child is experiencing anxiety, low mood, emotional outbursts, or behavior changes and you want to understand what’s going on beneath the surface.

Our comprehensive ADHD assessment helps you understand your child’s attention, impulse control, learning, and emotional regulation.

This assessment uses in-depth neuropsychological testing to identify ADHD and any related learning or thinking differences, and provides clear guidance for support at home and school.

What’s Included:

• Parent interview

• Individualized assessment sessions, including neuropsychological testing of attention, memory, and executive skills if required.

• Parent and teacher questionnaires

• Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

• Feedback session with your child’s psychologist

  You might consider an ADHD Assessment if:
  Your child has difficulties with attention, impulse control, organization, or emotional regulation.

• Choose with neuropsychological testing if you want a full picture of thinking and learning.

• Choose without neuropsychological testing if your main question is about ADHD symptoms only.

Our autism assessment helps you understand your child’s social communication, learning style, sensory needs, and emotional regulation.

Designed for children aged 7 and up, this assessment identifies strengths, clarifies whether your child meets criteria for autism, and explains their needs in a clear and neuro-affirming way. You’ll receive practical guidance to support your child at home and at school.

What’s Included:

Parent interview

Individualized assessment sessions, including standardized testing and structured observation

Parent and teacher questionnaires to capture everyday communication, behavior, and sensory experiences

Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

Feedback session with your child’s psychologist

Our cognitive assessment provides a clear, evidence-based understanding of your child’s intellectual strengths and learning profile.

Designed for children and young people aged 4 to 25 years, this assessment is often requested for school placement, pediatric or psychiatric referrals, or entry into gifted programs such as Mensa.

What’s Included:

• Individualized, one-on-one testing session (60–90 minutes) with a licensed psychologist to assess reasoning, problem-solving, memory, and processing skills

• Clear, detailed report with standard scores, percentile ranks, and interpretation

• Feedback session with parent to review results.

Optional add-ons: extended report with educational recommendations, child feedback session or school consultation.

Our early development assessment helps you understand your child’s growth and learning in key areas like thinking, communication, motor skills, and social-emotional development.

Designed for children from birth to 5 years, the assessment identifies strengths, highlights areas where extra support may help, and gives practical strategies you can use at home to help your child thrive.

What’s Included:

• Parent interview

• Play-based, individualized assessment session, including standardized testing and structured observation (60 minutes)

• Parent questionnaires to capture everyday skills and behaviors

• Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

• Feedback session with your child’s psychologist

You might consider an Early Development Assessment if:
Your child is under 5 and you have questions about speech, play, learning, or development.

Our neuropsychological evaluation helps you understand how your child’s brain is working across areas like thinking, attention, memory, language, learning, and emotional regulation.

Designed for children and young people, this assessment identifies strengths, explains learning or behavior differences, and provides clear guidance to support your child at home and school.

What’s Included:

• Parent interview

• Individualized assessment sessions, including standardized testing of thinking, attention, memory, and learning

• Questionnaires for parents and teachers to capture everyday functioning

• Clear, strengths-focused report with actionable recommendations

• Feedback session with your child’s psychologist