Psychological Assessments
Psychological assessments are a valuable tool for understanding cognitive, emotional, behavioural, and developmental functioning. Whether you're seeking clarity for personal concerns, educational needs, workplace challenges, or clinical diagnoses, assessments provide a structured and evidence-based foundation for informed decision-making and tailored support.
What Is a Psychological Assessment?
A psychological assessment involves the use of standardized tools, interviews, and observations to evaluate various aspects of mental health and functioning. Depending on your needs, assessments may explore:
Cognitive abilities (e.g., memory, attention, problem-solving)
Learning difficulties or giftedness
Emotional and behavioural concerns
Personality traits and coping styles
Diagnostic clarification
Types of Assessments Offered
I provide comprehensive assessments for:
Cognitive and Educational
For learning difficulties, intellectual disability, giftedness, and academic accommodations.Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
For children, adolescents, and adults seeking diagnostic clarity and support strategies.Mental Health
For anxiety, depression, trauma, and other psychological concerns.Disability and NDIS
Assessments may contribute to applications for the NDIS.Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
FASD assessments are conducted by a team of professionals. Psychological assessments can contribute to a larger assessment and diagnosis of FASD.
The Assessment Process
Initial Consultation
We begin with a detailed intake session to understand your concerns and goals.Testing Sessions
You may complete standardised assessments, either in-person or online, depending on the tools used.Scoring and Interpretation
I analyse the results and integrate them with clinical observations and background information.Feedback Session
We meet to discuss the findings, answer your questions, and explore recommendations.Comprehensive Report
You’ll receive a written report summarizing the results, insights, and suggested next steps.
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