Assessment isn’t simply about arriving at a diagnosis. It’s about understanding what the findings mean for you. We begin with the questions you’re looking to understand and consider them in the context of your history, strengths, circumstances and stage of life.

The same difficulty can look different at different ages and in different lives. Learning, attention, memory, emotions, relationships and everyday demands can affect one another, so your psychologist considers the different pieces together rather than looking at any one result in isolation.

The same psychologist works with you directly throughout the process—from interviews and testing through to interpretation, feedback and recommendations. The goal is to bring the findings together into a clearer understanding of your strengths and difficulties, and provide information that can help guide what comes next.

We provide ADHD, autism and psychoeducational assessments for children, adolescents, adults, and older adults. For children and adolescents, assessment can explore learning, attention, cognitive and academic functioning, and social-emotional factors, helping to understand both how they are developing and how they are functioning at school and in everyday life.

Our neuropsychologists also help adults and older adults understand changes in memory, attention and thinking, including concerns associated with menopause or aging, and provide baseline cognitive assessments.