The Difference Between Screening and Full Assessment
Understand the difference between a brief screening and a comprehensive psychological assessment, including when each is appropriate and what the results mean.
Articles and guides about psychological assessments, funding programs, and preparing for your assessment.
Understand the difference between a brief screening and a comprehensive psychological assessment, including when each is appropriate and what the results mean.
A complete checklist of documents, records, and items to bring to your child's psychological assessment appointment, plus what to leave at home.
A step-by-step guide to the adult psychological assessment process, including the tools used, the timeline, and what your report will cover.
Many adults with ADHD, autism, or learning disabilities were never assessed as children. Learn the signs that may indicate it is time for a psychological assessment.
Practical tips for the night before and morning of your child's psychological assessment, including sleep, meals, medication, and managing anxiety.
A foundational guide to psychoeducational assessments: what they measure, how they differ from therapy, who conducts them, and how the results are used.
Practical advice for explaining a psychological assessment to your child in a way that feels safe, honest, and supportive.
An overview of Ontario government programs that help cover the cost of psychological assessments, including DSO, DTC, and ODSP.
A plain-language guide to reading and using your child's psychological assessment report, including scores, recommendations, and next steps.
Discuss your concerns and learn how a comprehensive assessment can provide the answers you need.
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Evidence-based psychological and psychoeducational assessments for ages 4+ to adults for ADHD, executive functioning, learning disabilities, autism (ASD), neurodevelopmental, intellectual disabilities, and giftedness with flexible virtual, online and/or hybrid sessions.