These assessments can be conducted to assess for intellectual or learning difficulties, behavioural difficulties (including ADHD), and adaptive functioning difficulties. The results are often used to help inform decisions around educational and or vocational plans.
Psychometric assessments involve the use of standardised, evidence-based tools to measure aspects of cognitive functioning, attention, memory, executive skills, emotional wellbeing, and personality.
Our psychologists combine assessment results with clinical interviews and background history to provide a clear picture of your mental health and functioning. This process can identify conditions such as ADHD, learning difficulties, mood or anxiety disorders, and other neuropsychological concerns. Please note that we currently do not provide Autism Spectrum Disorder Assessments.
The outcome of an assessment is a detailed report, including tailored recommendations for treatment, workplace or study supports, and strategies for daily living.
Assessing attention, focus, impulsivity, and executive functioning
Identifying strengths and challenges in reading, writing, and problem-solving
Evaluating short-term & long-term memory
A combination of the ability to reason using logic, memory, pattern recognition, and problem-solving capabilities
Evaluating how the brain receives, understands and responds to information
When symptoms overlap or diagnosis is uncertain
Gaining deeper insight into interpersonal patterns and coping styles
Assessing the impact of depression, stress, or anxiety on functioning
We understand that undergoing an assessment can feel overwhelming. Our psychologists provide support that is:
Assessments typically include:
The assessment process generally involves:
If you are seeking clarity about ADHD, learning difficulties, memory, or emotional functioning, a psychometric assessment can provide valuable insights and practical recommendations.
To request an appointment for a Psychometric Assessment please click here.
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