What does an assessment involve?
Initial clinical interview, to gather information about the key issue and relevant background details. If it is a child being assessed it is expected that the parent will also attend.
Duration: 1 hour
Psychometric Testing –WISC-V, WAIS-IV are the measures of cognitive ability available. WIAT-III is for measuring academic achievement.
Duration: Up to 2 hours
Questionnaires – completed by individuals, parents and/or teachers. For Autism Assessment in children and adolescents, this will typically involve a comprehensive structured parent interview in addition to tests listed above.
Report and Feedback – Once testing is completed, individuals will receive a comprehensive, detailed report that covers the findings of testing, conclusions and recommendations. Please Note: Reports usually take a minimum of 4 weeks to prepare as they involve assessment scoring, results interpretation and report writing.
Reports are provided with a feedback session which allows the individual to ask questions and understand the key findings of the report.
Duration: 1 hour
You will need to book a time for your Initial Consultation, but the Assessment Team member you see, will arrange a time with you for any tests required and for the Follow Up consultation.
These three sessions must be on separate days.
The Assessment Team Members
Constance Hui, Clinical Psychologist
Helen Myung, Registered Psychologist
Erin Patten, Registered Psychologist
Adam Wright, Clinical Psychologist