Clarity Through Assessment
We offer comprehensive psychological assessments to support clarity, understanding, and informed next steps. Our assessments are available for children, adolescents, and adults, and are tailored to each individual’s unique needs.
What We Assess:
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
A structured assessment that explores attention, focus, impulsivity, executive functioning, and behavioural patterns.
We use standardised questionnaires, developmental history, and clinical interviews to provide an accurate understanding of ADHD-related strengths and challenges. All assessments need to be reviewed by a Paediatrician (Child) and/or Psychiatrist (Adult).
Cognitive assessment
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
A detailed assessment of cognitive abilities, including problem-solving, reasoning, memory, and processing speed.
This is used to understand learning potential, identify areas of strength or difficulty, and guide academic or workplace support.
Learning assessment
ADHD assessment (Child & Adult)
Learning assessment
A full evaluation for suspected learning disorders such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia.
The assessment identifies specific areas of difficulty and provides recommendations for schools, educators, and parents to tailor learning support.
Why Complete an Assessment?
Assessments can help clarify:
- Why someone is struggling with focus, memory, or organisation
- Why schoolwork feels harder than expected
- Whether learning difficulties are present
- Why a child or adult is underperforming academically or at work
- What supports or adjustments may be helpful
- Whether executive functioning challenges are impacting daily life
The results can support school accommodations, workplace adjustments, understanding learning styles, or guiding next steps in therapy.
What's Involved in an Assessment?
Our process is structured, supportive, and designed to give you clear, practical insights.
1. Initial appointment
A psychologist meets with you (or your child) to discuss concerns, background, and goals.
2. Formal testing
This includes standardised cognitive tasks, questionnaires, and targeted assessments depending on the type of evaluation required.
3. Collecting additional information
With consent, this may include school reports, teacher feedback, or previous assessments to strengthen the accuracy of the final results.
4. Interpretation & scoring
Results are analysed using norm-referenced tools so the findings are reliable and comparable across age groups.
5. Comprehensive Report
You’ll receive a comprehensive report outlining results, interpretations, strengths, challenges, and tailored recommendations.
6. Feedback session
Your psychologist will guide you through the results and discuss next steps, supports, and strategies.
Ready to take the next step?
Whether you have a referral from your GP or you’re self-referring, our reception team is here to help you understand your options, answer any questions, and match you with the psychologist who best aligns with your needs and goals.
You can book online at any time, or contact our team for guidance.