A psychoeducational assessment helps understand how children/teens learn by evaluating areas of strength and need. Cognitive, memory, academic, fine motor, and attentional/emotional functioning (if relevant) are examined to guide recommendations for how to support youths’ learning. 

Fee: $4000

All testing is completed in English.

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Please be aware that if a psychoeducational assessment is requested, the test administration will be conducted by either a psychologist or a psychometrist under a psychologist’s supervision. The intake, interpretation/report writing and feedback are completed by a psychologist. These services are typically covered under insurance benefits as "psychological services," but we advise checking with your insurance provider to confirm coverage.

All assessments include a thorough review of background information, review of relevant documentation, collection of information through questionnaires and/or interviews (if applicable), administration of standardized assessment measures with psychologist and/or psychometrist, interpretive feedback session to review the results with parents and/or youth, and a comprehensive report. Assessments can result in one or more diagnoses, but do not always.

In private practice, psychological services are not covered by provincial health insurance (OHIP) but are covered by most extended health plans. The psychologist bills the patient directly and they are provided with a receipt that can be submitted to an insurer for reimbursement. It is important to check with your insurer to obtain details regarding the amount and type of coverage you have, and what information they need from you to be reimbursed. When insurance plans only provide limited coverage, receipts may be tax deductible for any remainder when you have a physician referral.

A gifted assessment helps us identify whether children/teens present with intellectual scores falling well above the expected level for their age (i.e., in the “gifted” range). Gifted testing includes intellectual and academic testing and recommendations are provided based on the results. Note, results do not guarantee admission into any particular gifted programs since schoolboards determine their own eligibility criteria. 

Fee: $2250

All testing is completed in English.

All assessments include a thorough review of background information, review of relevant documentation, collection of information through questionnaires and/or interviews (if applicable), administration of standardized assessment measures with psychologist and/or psychometrist, interpretive feedback session to review the results with parents and/or youth, and a comprehensive report. Assessments can result in one or more diagnoses, but do not always.

In private practice, psychological services are not covered by provincial health insurance (OHIP) but are covered by most extended health plans. The psychologist bills the patient directly and they are provided with a receipt that can be submitted to an insurer for reimbursement. It is important to check with your insurer to obtain details regarding the amount and type of coverage you have, and what information they need from you to be reimbursed. When insurance plans only provide limited coverage, receipts may be tax deductible for any remainder when you have a physician referral.

Developmental assessments examine various areas of development (e.g., intellectual functioning, adaptive skills, social functioning, communication, sensory profile, interests, behavioural functioning, motor functioning). These assessments may explore whether a child presents with autism and/or intellectual disability. Note, they do not examine academic functioning which would be included in comprehensive assessments.

Fee: $3250

All testing is completed in English.

Intellectual Developmental Assessment ONLY (without academic functioning):

An intellectual developmental assessment is completed to examine intellectual functioning and adaptive functioning and may result in a diagnosis of a global developmental delay or an intellectual disability. Note, academic functioning is not examined as part of this assessment.

Fee: $2000

All testing is completed in English.

All assessments include a thorough review of background information, review of relevant documentation, collection of information through questionnaires and/or interviews (if applicable), administration of standardized assessment measures with psychologist and/or psychometrist, interpretive feedback session to review the results with parents and/or youth, and a comprehensive report. Assessments can result in one or more diagnoses, but do not always.

In private practice, psychological services are not covered by provincial health insurance (OHIP) but are covered by most extended health plans. The psychologist bills the patient directly and they are provided with a receipt that can be submitted to an insurer for reimbursement. It is important to check with your insurer to obtain details regarding the amount and type of coverage you have, and what information they need from you to be reimbursed. When insurance plans only provide limited coverage, receipts may be tax deductible for any remainder when you have a physician referral.

A comprehensive assessment explores a child or teen’s cognitive, memory, academic, and fine motor skills in addition to autism. 

Fee: $4750

All testing is completed in English.

All assessments include a thorough review of background information, review of relevant documentation, collection of information through questionnaires and/or interviews (if applicable), administration of standardized assessment measures with psychologist and/or psychometrist, interpretive feedback session to review the results with parents and/or youth, and a comprehensive report. Assessments can result in one or more diagnoses, but do not always.

In private practice, psychological services are not covered by provincial health insurance (OHIP) but are covered by most extended health plans. The psychologist bills the patient directly and they are provided with a receipt that can be submitted to an insurer for reimbursement. It is important to check with your insurer to obtain details regarding the amount and type of coverage you have, and what information they need from you to be reimbursed. When insurance plans only provide limited coverage, receipts may be tax deductible for any remainder when you have a physician referral.

A mental health assessment provides a clarification of a child’s emotional profile to inform recommendations for appropriate treatments. They may result in one or more diagnoses, but not always. They involve a thorough review of background information, collection of information through questionnaires and/or interviews with the youth and parents, interpretive feedback session to review the results with parents and/or youth, and a brief diagnostic report clarifying presenting problems, the client’s emotional strengths and areas of need, diagnoses (if relevant), and a brief list of recommendations. 

Fee: $2000

All testing is completed in English.

In private practice, psychological services are not covered by provincial health insurance (OHIP) but are covered by most extended health plans. The psychologist bills the patient directly and they are provided with a receipt that can be submitted to an insurer for reimbursement. It is important to check with your insurer to obtain details regarding the amount and type of coverage you have, and what information they need from you to be reimbursed. When insurance plans only provide limited coverage, receipts may be tax deductible for any remainder when you have a physician referral.