Assessment
Our Approach
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We offer standardized, comprehensive assessments that help you better understand strengths and challenges, advocate for the right supports, and guide next steps in care or treatment. Our goal is to give you clear, meaningful information you can use to move forward with confidence.
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Please note that while our assessments provide valuable insight and guidance, we do not provide formal diagnoses. A diagnosis must be made by a licensed physician, pediatrician, psychologist, or psychiatrist.
Child Behaviour & Emotional Well-Being Formal Assessment Package
(Ages 6–12)
We’re pleased to offer a standardized assessment package designed to help parents gain clarity around their child’s emotional and behavioural needs. This is not a diagnostic tool, but it can help identify patterns and guide next steps with practical, personalized strategies.
This package includes a comprehensive report of assessment findings as well as recommendations and strategies that can be used by caregivers, including teachers.
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This package is ideal for families who may have questions about:
Anxiety or emotional regulation
Attention and focus (e.g., ADHD traits)
Social or behavioural concerns
School difficulties
Occupational Therapy Assessment
We offer both basic and comprehensive occupational therapy assessments to help families better understand their child’s unique strengths and areas of need. Our assessments include a mix of play-based clinical observations and standardized assessment tools to give a complete picture of your child’s skills and development.
Families can choose whether they’d like a written report with detailed results and recommendations.
Board Certified Behaviour Analysis
Our BCBA works with children and teens to build meaningful skills and support positive behavior. Using a compassionate, individualized approach, she develops personalized plans based on your child’s unique needs and goals. Strategies may include:
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Positive reinforcement
Modeling and guided practice
Prompting techniques
Respectful, strengths-based interventions
Support can take place in the clinic or in the community, depending on what best suits your child.
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Assessment
Before starting sessions, a comprehensive assessment is required. This includes a detailed review of behaviors, environmental factors, and motivators.
Cost: $1,000 (one-time fee)