Psychological Assessments that Bring Clarity
Sometimes the most helpful support is understanding why you or your child are struggling. Our psychological assessments provide insight, guidance, and a clear path forward—so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
We use evidence-based assessment tools and a thoughtful, individualized approach.
Clinical terms are used alongside more familiar language to make the process easier to understand.
Clinical terms are used alongside more familiar language to make the process easier to understand.
Types of Assessments We Offer
Psychoeducational Assessments
(Learning & gifted assessments)
These comprehensive assessments help build a clear picture of a child’s learning strengths and challenges, including attention, early learning and academic skills, and thinking abilities. They are often useful for school planning and identifying appropriate supports.
Neurodevelopmental Assessments
(Including ADHD and autism)
A clearer understanding of attention, executive functioning, social communication, and developmental differences helps guide appropriate supports at home, school, or work.
Adult Psychological Assessments
(Personality, mood, diagnostic clarification)
For adults seeking clarity around emotional patterns, personality functioning, or mental health concerns. These assessments can support self-understanding and next steps in care.
An Assessment Can Help With:
- Understanding learning or attention differences
- Clarifying emotional or behavioural concerns
- Accessing school or workplace accommodations
- Guiding therapy or treatment decisions
- Building self-understanding and confidence
The Assessment Process
We aim to make the assessment process clear, collaborative, and supportive.
What the process typically looks like:
An initial consultation to understand concerns and determine the appropriate assessment
Standardized testing and clinical interviews
Thoughtful interpretation of results
Feedback session to review findings and recommendations
Comprehensive written report
Ongoing Support and Advocacy
When helpful, we can support next steps and help communicate recommendations.
Assessment Fees & Practical Information
- All assessments are customized, based on individual needs and presenting concerns.
- The information below is a guide to assessment fees; pricing is finalized following an initial consultation with your clinician.
- Sliding scale is available, as needed.
- Check with your extended health insurance for the opportunity of reimbursement.
- All assessments consist of an intake session, testing session(s), interviews with parents/teachers/other observers, questionnaires, a feedback session, and a written report.
Select an assessment type:
Thoughtful Care within Reach
We recognize that assessments can feel like a big step—emotionally, practically, and financially.
We aim to:
- Offer clear guidance before you commit
- Explain findings in accessible language
- Provide recommendations that are realistic and supportive
- Discuss sliding scale or alternative options when available
Assessments Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between therapy and a psychological assessment?
What types of assessments do you offer?
How do I prepare my child for an assessment?
How do I know what kind of assessment my child needs?
Are therapy and assessments covered by OHIP?
For my child’s assessment, can some of the fee be billed under one or both parents?
Begin with a conversation
You don’t need to know exactly what you’re looking for to take the first step. We’re here to listen and support you as you move forward.