Psychoeducational Assessments in Edmonton
A psychoeducational assessment helps you understand how you or your child learns, why school or work feels harder than it should, and what support will help. Our registered psychologists complete assessments in Edmonton, at North District (12850 97 St NW), Clearwater Plaza (15353 97 St NW) and South Central Edmonton in Garneau (8506 104 St NW, two blocks north of Whyte Avenue).
What we help with
Struggling with reading, writing or math
Suspected learning disability
Attention and focus concerns
Giftedness or feeling bored at school
Gaps in learning
Anxiety or withdrawal at school
Behaviour challenges at home and school
Adults facing difficulty in post-secondary or work
How the assessment works
Free 15-minute consultation to decide whether an assessment is needed, and to discuss cost and what to expect
Intake meeting (about 1 hour) with a psychologist to review history and concerns
Testing sessions, which may include cognitive, academic and behavioural measures, often over more than one appointment
Scoring and report: the psychologist reviews all results and history
Feedback meeting to explain results, any diagnoses and practical recommendations for home and school
Our team
Assessments are completed by registered psychologists. Your report can be shared with your child's school to support an individual program plan (IPP) and classroom accommodations. Find your therapist.
See full details on our psychoeducational assessment page.
What happens when you reach out
Book a free 15-minute consultation. Book online or call 780-700-2577. Every one of our therapists offers one, so you can ask questions before you commit.
Get matched within 24–48 hours. We match you with a therapist who fits your concerns, schedule, location and preferred language. There is no waitlist.
Start sessions. Sessions are 50 minutes, in person at one of our four clinics or by secure video anywhere in Alberta.
Fees and insurance
Sessions are $235 for 50 minutes. Many extended health plans cover therapy, and we direct bill Alberta Blue Cross, Canada Life, Sun Life, Manulife, Veterans Affairs Canada, NIHB and auto insurers for motor vehicle accident claims. Coverage depends on your plan and your clinician's designation, and reduced-fee options are available. See fees and insurance.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an assessment cost?
Cost depends on the tests needed. We'll give you a quote during your free consultation. Many extended health plans cover part of the cost.
How long does it take to get the report?
Timelines vary with the assessment. We'll give you an estimate during intake.
Are assessments only for children?
No. We assess children, teens and adults.
Families come to us from across Edmonton, including Castle Downs, Griesbach, Lake District, Beaumaris, Clareview, Garneau, Strathcona, Old Strathcona, the University area and downtown.
Ready to talk? Book a free 15-minute consultation or call 780-700-2577.
