​​Types of Psychological Assessment

 

1. Neuropsychology Assessments (Cognitive Assessments)

In-depth evaluations | Diagnostic clarity | School, workplace & NDIS support

Purpose: To assess an individual’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses, understand how they impact daily functioning, and guide appropriate interventions or support services. These assessments provide insight into learning, memory, problem-solving, attention, and reasoning skills.

Best For:

• Children or adults with suspected learning difficulties

• Clients with a history of brain injury, trauma, or neurological concerns

• Students requiring evidence for academic accommodations or special consideration

What’s Included:

• Clinical interview and developmental history

• Administration of standardised cognitive assessments (e.g. WAIS-IV, WISC-V)

• Assessment of attention, working memory, verbal reasoning, and processing speed

• Where appropriate, integration of adaptive functioning assessments (e.g. Vineland)

• Detailed written report outlining strengths, limitations, and recommendations

Outcome:

• Clear cognitive profile

• Diagnostic clarification (e.g., intellectual disability, specific learning disorder, etc.)

• Practical strategies and support recommendations for school, work, or daily life

• Reports suitable for NDIS, school, medical, or legal use

 

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