Psychoeducational assessments in Ontario

A psychoeducational assessment that produces clear, school-ready recommendations.

Evidence-based testing to clarify learning strengths, challenges, and the supports that help. Offered virtually across Ontario and in-person in the GTA.

Clinically supervised • Evidence-based • School-recognized reports

If you prefer email, use the contact form. We respond promptly during business hours.

School-ready written report
Evidence-based standardized testing
Clear recommendations & next steps

Fit

Who this assessment is designed for

A psychoeducational assessment is most valuable when the question is specific and the outcome needs to be actionable.

School concerns keep coming up

A teacher has flagged learning, attention, reading, writing, or math concerns—or you see your child working hard without results that match the effort.

You need documentation for accommodations

You want clear documentation to support school-based accommodations or post-secondary accessibility services.

You want a clear plan, not guesswork

You want to understand strengths and challenges and leave with practical recommendations you can implement.

Process

What the assessment includes

A structured process designed to support accurate formulation and clear documentation.

1) Intake and background review

We gather developmental, academic, medical, and learning history and clarify current concerns and goals.

2) Assessment sessions

Testing is selected based on the referral question and may include measures of cognitive ability, academic skills, attention, memory, and executive functioning.

3) Clinical analysis

Results are reviewed and interpreted in context using structured, evidence-based reasoning.

4) Written report and feedback

You receive a comprehensive report and a feedback session to review findings and next steps.

Virtual and in-person options

Virtual assessments are available across Ontario. In-person appointments are available in the GTA when appropriate.

Investment and timeline

Most psychoeducational assessments fall within $4,000–$4,300, depending on age, complexity, and testing requirements. Typical timeline is 3–6 weeks.

Scope, timeline, and fees are confirmed before proceeding.

Why AssessmentClinic.ca

Built for clinical seriousness and documentation quality

A defensible assessment process, not a lightweight screening.

Evidence-based testing

We use validated measures and structured interpretation—not quick screeners.

School-ready reporting

Reports are written to be usable by schools and accessibility services.

Actionable recommendations

Results translate into practical supports and strategies.

FAQ

Common questions

If your situation is specific, the contact form is the fastest way to route it correctly.

Is the report accepted by schools?

Yes. Reports are written to be usable by schools and post-secondary accessibility services, with clear findings and practical recommendations.

Do you assess for autism?

No. AssessmentClinic.ca is focused on psychoeducational, ADHD, and giftedness assessments.

Can ADHD be assessed as part of psychoeducational testing?

When clinically indicated, attention and executive functioning can be evaluated and integrated into the formulation and recommendations.

Is this covered by insurance?

Some extended health plans provide partial coverage. Coverage depends on your plan.

How long does it take?

Typical timeline is 3–6 weeks, depending on scheduling and the complexity of the referral question.

How do I start?

Request a consultation, or call (437) 826-5397.

Ready to start with a consultation?

Start with a consult and we will guide you through the next steps.

AssessmentClinic.ca provides psychoeducational, ADHD, and giftedness assessments. Not emergency care.