Obtain a clear picture of the problem in order to identify the solution
Our child psychologists offer psychoeducational assessments for children and adolescents. These include both gifted assessments and learning disability identification.
These assessments evaluate thinking/reasoning abilities and underlying psychological processes (e.g., memory, attention, executive functioning), academic achievement, behaviour, and social-emotional functioning. A psychoeducational assessment can identify strengths and weaknesses cognitively and academically so that these areas can be targeted through intervention or additional support.
What is involved in a comprehensive psychoeducational assessment?
- An interview with you and your child.
- Review of your child’s report cards and relevant school documentation (IEPs).
- Standardized psychoeducational testing.
- Questionnaires for you, your child, and your child’s teachers to complete.
- Upon the completion of the assessment, you will be invited to attend a feedback meeting to discuss the results of the psychoeducational evaluation. You will also be provided with a written report which will include the results of the assessment as well as recommendations for academic and other support as relevant.
Take the First Step.
A team member will reach out to you.