Psychoeducational Assessment

Service Description

This serves as an initial consultation and intake interview, after which an assessment is planned according to your specific needs. We offer a comprehensive range of psychometric assessments for children and adolescents under the age of 18. These assessments are designed to help parents, caregivers, and educators understand a child’s unique developmental, cognitive, and emotional profile. Our work is grounded in careful observation, evidence-based tools, and an appreciation for the individuality and sociocultural context of every young person we see. Psychometric assessments can identify challenges that may be affecting a child’s academic performance, emotional well-being, or overall development. Just as importantly, they highlight strengths, interests, and potential, guiding families in making informed decisions about educational support, school placement, and personal development. We assess a wide range of areas, including: Neurodevelopmental functioning, where we explore conditions such as ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, learning disorders (like dyslexia or dyscalculia), and broader developmental delays. These assessments help uncover how a child learns, processes information, and interacts with their environment. Cognitive assessments measure abilities such as memory, attention, reasoning, language, and problem-solving. These evaluations provide a deeper understanding of a child’s intellectual potential and how best to support it in the classroom and at home. School readiness assessments are offered for children preparing to enter formal schooling. These include a careful look at emotional maturity, fine and gross motor skills, language development, and pre-academic abilities, ensuring the transition to school is thoughtful and well-supported. Subject and career guidance assessments support older children and adolescents as they begin making important decisions about high school subject choices and career pathways. These assessments consider interests, aptitudes, values, and personality traits, helping young people feel more confident about the future. Every assessment includes a full clinical report, a parent feedback session, and practical recommendations for intervention, classroom support, or further referrals where needed. Assessments are conducted in English.