Psychological Assessment

Why get a psychological assessment?

Psychological assessments offer valuable insight into how your brain functions—helping identify challenges, highlight strengths, and guide personalized support.

Assessments can help you:

  • Understand learning differences or difficulties

  • Gain clarity on attention, memory, or processing issues

  • Explore how your brain is wired to support emotional well-being, relationships, and personal growth

  • Inform treatment plans, educational strategies, or career planning

  • Access accommodations and support through school, work, or government programs (e.g., DTC, AISH)

Types of assessments that we offer:

ADHD ASSESSMENTS

AUTISM ASSESSMENTS

PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS

GIFTEDNESS ASSESSMENTS
VAC ASSESSMENTS
(VETERANS AFFAIRS ASSESSMENTS)

ADHD Assessments

If frustration, impulsivity, isolation, the inability to focus, finish tasks, and manage emotions is preventing you from living the capable, peaceful life you desire, a comprehensive ADHD assessment can help us get to the core of the issue and figure out what we can do to minimize the impact of symptoms both in the long and short term. It can provide clarity on how your attention, executive functioning, and emotional regulation are working, and whether ADHD or another concern is contributing to your strugglif frustration, impulsivity, isolation, the inability to focus, finish tasks, and manage emotions is preventing you from living the capable, peaceful life you desire, a comprehensive ADHD assessment can help us get to the core of the issue and figure out what we can do to minimize the impact of symptoms both in the long and short term. It can provide clarity on how your attention, executive functioning, and emotional regulation are working, and whether ADHD or another concern is contributing to your struggles.

Autism (ASD) Assessments

If you’re struggling with social confusion, frustration, stress, or isolation, an ASD assessment can help determine how your brain is wired to better understand your unique experiences. It can clarify patterns in communication, sensory sensitivity, or emotional regulation that may be impacting daily life. This insight can support access to services, accommodations, and strategies that improve your mental health, relationships, and overall well-being.

Psychoeducational Assessments

Noticing your child having a hard time keeping up at school or feeling frustrated with learning? A psychoeducational assessment can help uncover underlying learning difficulties, attention challenges, or processing issues. This insight guides effective supports and accommodations to help your child thrive academically and emotionally.

Giftedness Assessments

Noticing your child having a hard time keeping up at school or feeling frustrated with learning? A psychoeducational assessment can help uncover underlying learning difficulties, attention challenges, or processing issues. This insight guides effective supports and accommodations to help your child thrive academically and emotionally.

VAC Assessments (Veterans Affairs Assessments)

A Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) psychological assessment is a comprehensive evaluation designed to understand the mental health needs of Canadian Armed Forces veterans and RCMP members. These assessments explore how experiences of trauma, operational stress, and service-related challenges may contribute to conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, and burnout. By carefully assessing each individual’s history, symptoms, and current functioning, these evaluations help identify the impact of service on mental health and provide clear recommendations for treatment, support, and accommodations. The goal is to ensure veterans and RCMP members receive the recognition, care, and resources they need to heal and thrive.

What does our assessment process look like?

  • Once you reach out to our team, we will help you book a free 15 minute phone consultation with one of our assessment psychologists.

  • If you decide to go forward with an assessment, you will have a one hour intake session, followed by 6-10 hours (on average) of thorough testing sessions. This is broken up into several sessions. Next, you will have a feedback session in which the psychologist will go over your results.

  • Lastly, you will receive a written report containing information of the assessment process, the results, and recommended supports.

Contact us to book a complimentary 15 minute telephone connection consultation.