Thorough evaluations of a child’s behavioral, social, and developmental characteristics. These assessments aim to identify and understand specific cognitive and behavioral patterns associated with each condition. For ADHD, assessments typically examine attention span, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, while ASD assessments focus on social interaction, communication skills, and repetitive behaviors. By pinpointing strengths and challenges early on, these assessments guide personalized intervention plans that support the child’s unique needs and promote their overall well-being and development.
Types of assessments:
Conners Comprehensive Behavior Rating Scales, Fourth Edition (CONNERS-4)
Behaviour Rating Inventory Of Execution Function, Second Edition (Brief-2)
Standardised tools used to evaluate an individual’s cognitive abilities, such as memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving skills. These assessments are designed to measure various aspects of intellectual functioning and are administered in a structured manner by our psychologists. By analysing performance on tasks and comparing results to age and population norms, cognitive assessments provide valuable insights into an individual’s strengths and weaknesses. They are used in clinical settings to diagnose cognitive impairments, learning disabilities, and developmental disorders, as well as in educational settings to inform instructional strategies and support services. Overall, cognitive assessments play a critical role in understanding and enhancing cognitive functioning across different stages of life.
Type of Assessments:
Our cognitive assessments are conducted by licensed psychologists or trained professionals specializing in neuropsychology or educational psychology. They have expertise in administering and interpreting these assessments.
Sessions typically involve completing tasks or answering questions that measure different cognitive abilities. It’s important to be comfortable and relaxed during the assessment to provide accurate responses.
Approximately 3 hours, however duration varies depending on the specific assessments needed and the individual’s pace. Generally, assessments can range from one to several hours spread across multiple sessions, if necessary.
After completing the assessment, a detailed report is generated outlining findings, strengths, and recommendations for support or intervention. This report guides personalized strategies and educational planning.
This will depend on individual needs, including how many sessions are required to complete the assessment, and what sort of report is required. Contact our intake team for a more individualised response.
No, you can book an assessment without a doctor’s referral.
You can receive a Medicare rebate if a paediatrician or psychiatrist refers you under the items for ‘Complex Neurodevelopmental Disorders and eligible disabilities.
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