Psychoeducational assessment is often about supporting children, youth, and adults at school, but it is much more than that. You can think of a psychoeducational assessment as a sort of checkup looking at how someone learns, as well as how they interact with others and the world at large. We are very thorough in our approach to psychoeducational assessment, and we often look at cognitive abilities, academic skills, memory abilities, attention and executive functions, and social/emotional development -and we write all in an easy-to-understand report for you. It should go without saying that we are on the lookout for the unique strengths present within each person. 

Having an up-to-date psychoeducational assessment can be useful for self-understanding. It can also facilitate access to many kinds of assistance and support from elementary school all the way through post-secondary studies.