A psychoeducational assessment helps identify how an individual learns and what factors may be affecting their success at school, work, or in daily life. The assessment examines cognitive abilities, academic skills, attention, memory, executive functioning, and problem-solving.
These assessments can help answer questions about:
Learning disabilities
ADHD
Giftedness
Intellectual disabilities
Academic accommodations
School and post-secondary supports
The assessment process typically includes interviews, questionnaires, standardized testing, record review, and a feedback meeting to discuss results and recommendations.
Psychoeducational assessments can be completed as a standalone assessment or combined with other psychological assessments, such as ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) assessments.