Psychoeducational assessments are conducted by a registered school psychologist and in addition to showing how a child learns, can provide a diagnosis of a learning disability, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), developmental disability, and identify any other social/emotional/behavioral or psychological problems.

Psycho-educational assessments will find cognitive and academic strengths and weaknesses. Sometimes those weaknesses are so significant that they signal a Learning Disability and, if that is the case, that formal diagnosis will be made and will be useable for legal and educational purposes. 

The psycho-educational assessments include Initial Consultation, Psychometric Testing, Assessment of Social-Emotional and Behavioral Functioning, Report and Recommendations, Feedback Session with Psychologist. 

Various tests to assess his/her academic and reasoning skills, intellectual abilities, memory, attention, and executive functions are given to the learners. 

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Emotional problems
• Learning difficulties
• School refusal
• Stress/Anxiety
• Poor social skills
• Academic delays
• Low self-esteem
• Attention concerns 
• Social problems
• Poor organizational skills