Assessment Services

Services that Choice Point Psychology Can Provide

Support across the lifespan. Our psychologists work with children, adolescents and adults.

Our team offers a safe, comfortable environment for you to share concerns and discuss your needs. Our psychology clinic can provide individual therapy, parenting support, and can also assist with cognitive assessments, and ADHD assessments for children, adolescents and adults.

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We offer comprehensive cognitive and ADHD diagnostic assessments, including:

Cognitive Assessments
Intellectual Disability Assessments
Specific Learning Disorder Assessments
Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) Assessments

Cognitive Assessments: These assessments measure intellectual abilities and cognitive functioning, providing insight into potential learning difficulties and intellectual disabilities. Cognitive assessments help guide tailored education plans, workplace adjustments, and treatment recommendations. The practice has access to the following cognitive assessment tools:
WPPSI-IV (for 2.5 to 7.5 year old clients)
WISC-V (for 6-17 years)
WAIS-IV (for 16-90 years)
WIAT-III (for 4-51 years)

ADHD Assessments: Our ADHD assessments involve a combination of interviews, standardised questionnaires, and cognitive tests. For primary aged clients, a school observation may also be conducted. The assessment evaluates attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, assisting in the diagnosis and subsequent recommendations. ADHD assessments can be conducted for both children and adults.

What is involved in the assessment?

Cognitive Assessments involve the following:

An initial appointment to understand the background
A 2 hour cognitive assessment (the test will vary with the age of the client)
A 2 hour achievement assessment (WIAT-III)
Informant completed questionnaires, sent to parents and teachers
A feedback session to understand the assessment results and outcome
A written report

ADHD Assessments involve the following: Our ADHD assessments

An initial appointment to understand the background
A 2 hour cognitive assessment (the test will vary with the age of the client)
A 2 hour diagnostic interview
A 1.5-2 hour school observation (if the client is in primary school)
Informant completed questionnaires, sent to parents and teachers
A feedback session to understand the assessment results and outcome
A written report

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