Clarity through
comprehensive assessment.
Psychological, neuropsychological, psychoeducational, gifted, and forensic assessments in Mississauga, Ontario. Conducted by our lead psychologist, Dr. Susan Moraes, a registered Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Neuropsychologist with over 30 years of experience. Currently accepting new assessment referrals.
Five types of assessment. One expert clinician.
All assessments are conducted by our registered clinicians and include a detailed written report and a feedback session.
Psychological Assessment
A comprehensive evaluation of emotional, behavioural, and psychological functioning to support diagnosis, treatment planning, and a clearer understanding of your mental health.
Neuropsychological Assessment
An in-depth assessment of cognitive functioning including memory, attention, processing speed, and executive function. Used to understand brain-behaviour relationships and guide care.
Psychoeducational Assessment
Evaluates cognitive ability, academic achievement, and learning processes to identify learning disabilities, ADHD, and other factors affecting school performance.
Gifted Assessment
Assesses intellectual ability and giftedness to support school placement decisions, access to gifted programs, and understanding of a child's unique profile.
Forensic Assessment
Psychological and neuropsychological assessment within legal, correctional, and justice contexts, including risk assessment, capacity evaluation, and expert consultation.
Senior Neuropsychological Assessment
A neuropsychological assessment tailored to adults aged 65+, evaluating memory, attention, and executive function to help distinguish normal aging from mild cognitive impairment or early dementia. Conducted by Dr. Susan Moraes.
What to expect, step by step.
- 1Clinical interview and history
- 2Standardized testing
- 3Scoring and interpretation
- 4Written report with recommendations
- 5Feedback session with you or your family
Understanding is the foundation of meaningful change.
Many people live for years with questions about themselves or their children, unsure why certain things are difficult, why previous treatments have not worked, or what is actually driving the challenges they face. A comprehensive psychological assessment can finally provide those answers.
A well-conducted assessment does not just produce a diagnosis. It produces understanding: a clear, individualized picture of strengths, challenges, and the specific factors shaping a person's functioning. That understanding guides better decisions, more targeted treatment, and lasting change.
Seeking clarity on mental health, cognitive functioning, memory changes, or a long-suspected diagnosis such as ADHD or a learning disability.
Understanding learning differences, school performance, giftedness, attention, or behavioural concerns before or during key educational transitions.
Forensic and neuropsychological assessment for legal proceedings, disability claims, return-to-work, or professional consultation.
Common questions about assessments.
Currently accepting assessment referrals.
Our clinician is accepting new assessment clients. Book directly or start with a free discovery call.