- Psychological Assessment
- Psychoeducational Assessment
- Capacity Assessment
Specializations
- Learning Disabilities
- Cognitive Disabilities
- School Readiness/ Academic Achievement
- Mood Disorders and other mental health factors (e.g. depression; anxiety; stress; PTSD; addictions concerns; chronic pain)
- Behavioral and Attentional Problems (e.g. ADHD; ODD)
How is a standard psychological assessment different from a neuropsychological assessment?
A psychological assessment evaluates an individual’s mental health, behavioral functioning, executive functioning, and cognitive abilities using standardized tests. A neuropsychological assessment addresses the same factors, but is more in-depth and comprehensive.
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