Why consider a Psychoeducational Assessment?

For children, teens and adults, a Psychoeducational Assessment can uncover:

Suspected Learning Disabilities that were never formally diagnosed
Longstanding challenges with focus, organization, reading or writing
Difficulty with tasks involving attention, memory, or problem-solving
Issues related to anxiety, low mood, etc.
Recommendations for support and accommodations to help learning, academics and/or work

The Psychoeducational Assessment process

A Psychoeducational Assessment explores the cognitive processes that underlie learning (also called an IQ test); academic development; and social, emotional, and behavioural functioning.

Duration

From intake to debrief, the Psychoeducational Assessment process typically takes four to eight weeks:

Initial intake meeting with parent(s)/caregiver(s): 2 hours
Two to three assessment sessions with your child: 1-3 hours each
Debrief session with parent(s)/caregiver(s): 2 hours

Report & Recommendations

The Psychoeducational Assessment report provides recommendations for individualized support, including ISP/IPP, accommodations, assistive technology, etc.

Fee

The fee for a Psychoeducational Assessment is $3150
The fee for a Psychoeducational Assessment with Autism Screening is $3,600
Cost should not be a barrier to your child getting help. Contact Tanya to discuss your options
- Many private and employer benefit plans provide coverage for psychological services.
- We recommend you speak with your insurer to determine coverage for these services.
- If your insurance does not cover Psychoeducational Assessment, you may be able to claim it as a medical expense on your income tax.