No Waitlist
Ages 18–50
In-Person & Virtual Options
Virtual: Across Ontario & Newfoundland
In-Person: Cambridge • Mississauga • St. Catharines • Windsor
A psychoeducational assessment for adults is a specialized psychological assessment that helps build a clear and meaningful understanding of how you think, learn, and perform in academic or workplace settings.
It offers insight into your learning profile, including how you process information, manage tasks, and respond emotionally to challenges. This type of assessment is especially helpful for adults navigating long-standing learning concerns, whether supported in-person or through a structured virtual format.
Our assessments are designed to support your well-being, strengthen self-esteem, and provide practical guidance for long-term success.
Who Benefits from an Adult Psychoeducational Assessment
- Adults experiencing lifelong learning challenges
- Adults needing documentation for academic accommodations and/or modifications, including for standardized testing like the MCAT and LSAT
- Post-secondary students struggling with coursework or study skills
- Individuals seeking clarity on ADHD, learning disorders, or cognitive concerns
- Working professionals needing workplace or standardized testing accommodations
- Adults with emotional or processing challenges affecting daily functioning
- Anyone looking to understand how they learn, think, and perform
What the Adult Psychoeducational Assessment Covers
Cognitive & Intellectual Abilities
Assessment of reasoning, problem-solving, memory, processing speed, and overall intellectual profile.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Assessments
Evaluation of attention regulation, impulsivity, distractibility, and executive functioning.
Learning Disabilities & Learning Disorders
Assessment of reading, writing, math, and related academic skills to identify dyslexia, dyscalculia, or dysgraphia.
Executive Functioning
Evaluation of planning, organization, task initiation, working memory, and self-monitoring.
Emotional & Behavioural Functioning
Screening for anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, and behavioural patterns that affect daily performance.
Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) Considerations
Not included in standard psychoeducational testing; may be identified for referral → Autism Diagnostic Assessment available as a separate service.
Virtual or In-Person: Choose the Format That Works for You
Virtual Assessments
- Ages 18–50
- Available across Ontario & Newfoundland
- Materials couriered to you
- Completed under real-time virtual supervision
- Follows the same clinical standards as in-person
- Ideal for adults in remote communities or those needing flexibility or access while travelling for school, work, or other commitments
In-Person Assessments
- Ages 18–50
- Available in Cambridge, Mississauga, St. Catharines, and Windsor
- Quiet, structured clinic environment
- Testing completed in two 2–3 hour sessions or one 5–7 hour session with a lunch break for adults
- Great for adults who prefer on-site support
Not sure which is best? We can help you decide.
How the Psychoeducational Assessment Works
Clinical Interview
We gather key details about academic history, medical history, mental health issues, learning challenges, and input from family members or loved ones, at the option of each patient.
Document Review
We examine previous assessments, report cards, and relavent mental health documentation.
Psychoeducational Testing
We use standardized assessment tools to evaluate cognitive abilities, academic abilities, executive functioning (attention), processing speed, and emotional functioning.
Comprehensive Report
You receive a detailed written report outlining assessment results, strengths in academic skills, diagnoses (if applicable), and clear, practical recommendations.
Feedback Session
A virtual or phone feedback session to review and explain the results of the assessment and answer any questions you might have.
What You’ll Gain from This Assessment
- A clear understanding of your learning profile
- Identification of ADHD or learning disorders
- Recommendations for university, college, or workplace accommodations and/or modifications
- Strategies for managing daily challenges
- Guidance to support treatment planning and next steps
Where We Offer In-Person Assessments
- Cambridge
- Mississauga
- St. Catharines
- Windsor
Virtual services available across Ontario, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador
