Psychoeducational Assessments in Calgary
You might be here because
Reading remains difficult
Reading is slow or tiring, words are often misread, or extra help has not made enough difference.
Writing is a struggle
Spelling, handwriting, written organization, or getting ideas onto the page continues to be difficult.
Math does not seem to stick
Number sense, calculations, sequences, or remembering math steps causes ongoing frustration.
Effort is not matching results
You or your child works hard, but school, university, or work results remain inconsistent.
Find Out What Is Affecting Learning
A psychoeducational assessment looks at how you or your child thinks, learns, processes information, and performs academically. It can explain ongoing difficulties and identify the support that may help.
What Can a Psychoeducational Assessment Identify
ADHD and executive functioning
Concerns related to attention, organization, working memory, and completing tasks.
Cognitive and learning strengths
A clearer picture of memory, language, processing speed, reasoning, and academic skills.
Dyscalculia
Difficulties with number sense, calculations, math facts, or understanding mathematical concepts.
Dyslexia
Difficulties with reading accuracy, fluency, decoding, or comprehension.
Dysgraphia
Difficulties with spelling, handwriting, written expression, or organizing ideas in writing.
Emotional or behavioural factors
Anxiety, stress, mood, or behaviour that may be affecting learning or performance.
Clear Results and Practical Recommendations
The assessment explains what the results mean in everyday life, not only the test scores. You will receive:
A detailed written report explaining strengths and areas of difficulty
A feedback meeting to review the findings in clear language
Practical recommendations for school, university, work, or home
Recommendations for accommodations or additional support when appropriate
How It Works
Book your free consultation
Tell us what you or your child has been experiencing. We will help you decide whether a psychoeducational assessment is the right place to start.
Complete the assessment
The process includes a background interview, a review of relevant history or school information, and standardized testing completed over one or more sessions.
Receive your results and report
Your psychologist will explain the findings and provide a detailed written report with clear recommendations.
Decide on the next steps
Use the results to plan accommodations, learning supports, therapy, tutoring, or other recommended services.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
An assessment may help when reading, writing, math, attention, organization, or performance remains difficult despite effort and support. It can also help when there is a large gap between what someone seems capable of and the results they are able to produce.
No. Psychoeducational assessments can help children, teens, university students, and adults understand learning difficulties that affect school, professional exams, work, or daily life.
Yes. A comprehensive assessment can identify specific learning disorders that affect reading, written expression, or math, commonly described as dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia.
A psychoeducational assessment can examine attention and executive functioning and may identify ADHD when appropriate. Autism assessment is a separate service with a different assessment process. A free consultation can help determine which assessment is the best fit.
You will receive a feedback meeting and a detailed written report that explains the results and recommends practical next steps. Recommendations may include accommodations, learning supports, therapy, tutoring, or other services.
The cost depends on the assessment required. During the free consultation, the clinic can explain the recommended assessment, the fee, and the booking process before you decide how to proceed.
