Psychoeducational Assessments
Involve psychologists offer a range of assessments to help determine intelligence, learning difficulties, gifted and talented, and behavioural problems.
Who might benefit from psychoeducational assessment?
Children who are struggling at school
Children with specific difficulties in maths, spelling or writing
Children with attention, concentration or memory problems
Children who are struggling to make and keep friends
Children with behavioural problems
Children with communication problems
What does a psychoeducational assessment involve?
Initially, an assessment involves parent or guardian attendance at an intake session with the psychologist to obtain detailed information regarding the presenting issues, developmental history and school performance. Following the intake, your psychologist will determine appropriate assessment measures. After the completion of all assessments, a feedback session will be scheduled to provide the results and a report. This feedback session usually takes place between 2-4 weeks after the completion of assessment measures.
Fees are dependent based on the type of assessment required.
Contact us via phone, email or the Assessment Enquiry form on this page to learn more and discuss fees.
Psychoeducational assessments provide a detailed understanding of individual strengths and weaknesses, identification of underlying difficulties, and guidance and practical strategies for how to help children achieve their potential.