Psycho-Educational Assessment
A Psycho-Educational Assessment evaluates a patient's cognitive abilities, academic skills, and psychological functioning to identify learning disabilities, intellectual strengths, and emotional factors that may affect cognitive performance. This assessment is typically conducted by a registered psychologist and includes standardized tests, questionnaires, and interviews.
The evaluation covers areas such as reading, writing, math, attention, memory, problem-solving, emotional wellbeing etc.
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This assessment identifies learning barriers and provides a roadmap for academic success. It helps patients access support services, qualify for accommodations, and regain confidence in their learning potential following injury or psychological challenges.
When is a Psycho-Educational Assessment needed?
This assessment is recommended for patients who:
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Struggle with reading, writing, or math despite adequate instruction,
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Show signs of ADHD, learning disabilities, or developmental delays,
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Have difficulty concentrating, remembering, or staying organized,
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Need academic accommodations for school, college, or licensing exams,
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Are recovering from a brain injury and need support for return to learning.