Psychological Assessment

Gain insight into your mental health through comprehensive psychological testing.

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    Assess emotional and mental health accurately

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    Develop a personalized treatment plan based on results

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    Understand your strengths and areas for improvement

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    Enhance overall well-being in school, work, and personal life

What is a Psychological Assessment?

A Psychological Assessment provides patients with 1-2 assessment sessions with a registered psychologist. After completing this psychological assessment, a brief assessment summary report can be provided at the client’s request.

This summary includes:

  • A clear description of any applicable diagnoses
  • Rule-out conditions; and
  • Clear, evidence-based recommendations regarding next steps (e.g., counselling, group programs and other resources, etc.)

A Psychological Assessment is ideal for someone who wants a diagnosis and recommendations, but doesn’t need a detailed report.

Issues Considered During a Psychological Assessment

  • Mental health history: Previous diagnoses and treatment outcomes.
  • Vulnerability factors: Family history of mental health disorders or trauma experiences.
  • Current physical health: Ongoing medical issues and medications impacting mental well-being.
  • Diagnosed conditions: Evaluating symptoms of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or eating disorders.
  • Substance use: Current alcohol and drug use, including any history of abuse.
  • Life stressors: Work, relationship, or financial issues affecting mental health.

Take the Next Step

Gain clarity and direction in choosing the right counselling support.

Our Approach to Psychological Assessments

The Psychological Assessment typically takes 1-2 sessions and follows a structured process:

  1. Schedule Your Appointment: Contact our clinic to book an appointment with one of our psychologists or specially trained assessors.

  2. Clinical Interview: During the appointment, the psychologist conducts a detailed interview to understand your needs.

  3. Complete Psychometric Assessments: You will fill out self-report assessments to gather clear information about your mental health.

  4. Assessment Summary: Your psychologist will provide a summary of the assessment, including any known diagnoses and conditions needing further investigation.

  5. Recommendations for Next Steps: Finally, the psychologist will suggest what to do next, connecting you with the right counsellor if needed.

This thorough approach ensures that you receive focused and effective treatments, leading to better outcomes while utilizing resources wisely.