Psychoeducational Assessment
Is Your Child Struggling in School?
Sometimes children work incredibly hard but still fall behind academically. A Psychoeducational Assessment can help uncover how your child learns and identify the supports they need to succeed.
A psychoeducational assessment focuses on the identification of learning challenges in students of all ages. These assessments may result in a diagnosis of a learning disability and are an important step to unlocking funding support and gaining access to school accommodations and modifications, such as an Individual Education Plan (IEP).
A psychoeducational assessment is useful for students struggling with performance and/or behaviour at school. Our psychoeducational assessment involves multiple visits to our office for a clinical interview, face-to-face testing sessions, and a report share meeting with parents and the student, when appropriate.
The assessment identifies areas of strength and weakness in a student’s learning profile and provides a deeper understanding of their educational abilities. It can also identify learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and other mental health issues that can interfere with learning. A psychoeducational assessment diagnoses the root cause of a student’s academic or behavioural issues and identifies a plan for solving the problem.
All psychoeducational assessments at Brainworks are completed or overseen by psychologists who are regulated and practice under the jurisdiction of the College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO).
Our comprehensive assessments help identify learning strengths, challenges, and provide clear recommendations for school and home.
Identify learning disabilities or academic challenges
Understand your child’s unique strengths
Receive individualized school support recommendations
Help improve confidence and overall well-being
If your child is experiencing frustration with school, difficulty with reading, writing, math, or attention, we’re here to help.
📞 Call: (705) 787-7500 ext. 203
📧 Email: intake@brainworksrehab.com
Early support can make a lasting difference.