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Psychological Assessments in Sydney for Individuals, Families and Organisations

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Psychological Assessments we offer


We provide psychological assessments for children, adolescents and adults, covering learning difficulties, neurodevelopmental conditions, cognitive ability, school readiness and career direction. Every assessment is conducted by a registered psychologist and comes with a written report and verbal feedback. If you are weighing up which assessment you need, or whether you need one at all, call us first and we will talk it through before anything is booked.

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Dyslexia Assessment

A Dyslexia Assessment identifies challenges in reading, spelling, writing, comprehension, and memory, providing clarity for children and adults. Early diagnosis supports tailored learning strategies, school accommodations, and improved confidence.

For adults, a dyslexia assessment may assist with workplace adjustments, study support, and modified testing. Gain valuable insight into cognitive strengths and weaknesses with a professional dyslexia assessment to improve outcomes at school, work, and everyday life.

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Popular areas we serve:

Hills DistrictNorth RydeNorth SydneyParramatta Rouse Hill Sydney

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Dysgraphia Assessment

A Dysgraphia Assessment in Sydney helps children, teens, and adults who struggle to get ideas onto paper despite strong verbal skills. It identifies challenges in spelling, grammar, and organising ideas, distinguishing dysgraphia from handwriting issues. 

Assessments provide clarity, tailored strategies, and evidence-based recommendations for school, university, or workplace support. With a detailed report, families and individuals gain confidence, practical guidance, and recognised documentation for accommodations such as extra time or assistive technology.

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Popular areas we serve:

Bella VistaChatswoodKellyvilleNorth SydneyParramatta Sydney Rouse Hill

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Dyscalculia Assessment

A Dyscalculia Assessment identifies difficulties with number processing, calculation, and arithmetic skills in children and adults. Those with dyscalculia may struggle with basic number concepts, lack confidence, and find it hard to retain maths facts or procedures.

Assessment provides clarity, targeted strategies, and evidence-based interventions to strengthen numeracy skills. With the right support, a dyscalculia assessment helps build confidence, close learning gaps, and improve everyday number understanding.

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Popular areas we serve:

Baulkham HillsBella VistaCastle Hill Chatswood Kellyville Lane CoveMosman North SydneyParramatta Rouse HillRyde Sydney

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Autism Assessment

An Autism Assessment evaluates social communication, interaction patterns, behavioural traits, and sensory processing differences. It provides clarity and understanding for children, adolescents, and adults, helping to identify individual strengths and practical strategies for school, work, and home life.

A comprehensive assessment includes clinical interviews, observational evaluations, and a detailed report with tailored recommendations. This process helps individuals and families access appropriate support, build self-validation, and implement effective intervention plans.

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Educational Assessment

An Educational Assessment identifies your child’s academic strengths and weaknesses through standardised testing in reading, writing, spelling, and maths. It provides clarity on learning and processing skills, current achievement levels, and the most effective strategies for school and home.

A full educational assessment includes cognitive testing, academic testing, and a detailed report with recommendations. This process helps parents and teachers support learning, build confidence, and create tailored intervention plans for lasting success. Where a broader picture is needed, educational and learning assessments are often combined with a cognitive assessment in the same booking.

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ADHD Assessment

An ADHD Assessment provides clarity and support for children, teens, and adults experiencing inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity. Using questionnaires, interviews, and observations, we deliver a comprehensive evaluation and detailed diagnostic report.

Our ADHD assessments include personalised strategies, practical recommendations, and tailored support plans to improve learning, behaviour, and daily functioning. With collaboration across home, school, or work, an ADHD assessment helps individuals manage challenges effectively and reach their full potential.

Call us before booking so we can confirm whether your purpose, such as an NDIS application or a school support request, requires input from other clinicians as well.

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Popular areas we serve:

Auburn Baulkham HillsBella VistaBlacktownCarlingford Castle HillChatswood Epping Glenmore Park Greystanes Kellyville Lane CoveLidcombeMarsden ParkMosman Parramatta Penrith Rouse HillRyde StrathfieldSydney

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Cognitive/IQ Assessment

A Cognitive/IQ Assessment measures intellectual functioning to identify strengths, weaknesses, and potential learning difficulties. For children, it helps explore giftedness, specific learning disabilities, or intellectual disabilities while providing a clear profile of cognitive abilities.

For adults, cognitive assessments may be required for government roles, Centrelink disability applications, or citizenship exemptions. With professional insights, a cognitive assessment offers clarity, supports tailored interventions, and guides important educational, workplace, or life decisions

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School Readiness Assessment

A School Readiness Assessment helps determine if your child is prepared to start primary school by evaluating social, emotional, communication, physical, and cognitive skills. It identifies strengths, weaknesses, and areas needing support, such as attention, language, or motor skills.

With tailored recommendations, a school readiness assessment ensures your child transitions smoothly into school, building confidence and setting the foundation for long-term learning success. This three-hour consultation provides clarity, guidance, and peace of mind for parents.

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Vocational Assessments for Adults

A Vocational Assessment helps adults explore career options, whether due to a career change, work injury, or finding the right job fit. Tailored to individual goals, it considers job interests, work capacity, history, skills, values, and motivation.

The assessment highlights suitable career paths, training needs, and retraining options. A detailed report provides vocational recommendations and job market analysis, giving you clarity and direction to achieve meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities.

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Learning Assessments Explained

Dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and educational assessments are all learning assessments, and parents are often unsure which one to ask for. The short answer is that you do not need to decide in advance. Reading and spelling difficulty points toward dyslexia, written expression toward dysgraphia, and number sense toward dyscalculia, but the three frequently overlap, and an educational assessment is the broader option that maps achievement across all key areas at once.

Learning assessments carry practical weight beyond the diagnosis itself. A report gives a school documented grounds for adjustments, and supports provisions for the HSC or university exams such as extra time, rest breaks or assistive technology. Addressing learning difficulties early also matters, because unidentified difficulty tends to surface later as behavioural and emotional problems rather than academic ones.

FAQ’s for Assessment Services

  • What type of Assessment do I need?

    Before any appointments are made we discuss the specific needs of clients over the phone. We take into account what (if any) assessments have been conducted previously. We then determine and recommend what (if any) assessments are required.

    For example, some clients may require only one type of clinical assessment. Others may require a combination of clinical assessments which would be conducted by different clinicians (e.g. Speech Therapists, Psychologists and Occupational Therapists) – depending on the specific needs of the client.

    Additionally, clients often have completed assessments with other professionals at school, or at other centres, and consequently, we don’t need to do any further assessing. If clients have recently undertaken such comprehensive assessments, they often request for us to explain how all their previous assessments ‘go together’ or what they mean in totality for them. This is usually done within an appointment/consultation.

    It must be noted that many clients have completed previous assessments, but for a variety of reasons it would be beneficial to perform further assessment at our Centre. When booking these assessments over the phone, we will ensure we deliver the most useful assessments, that are designed to gain the information needed to maximise learning outcomes, without “over-assessing” the client.

    At the completion of our assessments, we provide comprehensive verbal feedback of the results, as well as written feedback.

  • When and where are Assessments conducted?

    Assessments are usually conducted during the week in school hours, both during school terms and school holidays and sometimes on a Saturday.
    Typically, assessments are conducted at our office in Rouse Hill, although we do travel to schools, preschools and clients’ homes or workplaces throughout Sydney for some assessments as well.

  • How much does it cost?

    We pride ourselves in offering affordable and competitive prices. All assessments are designed to meet the individual needs of clients. Assessments can range from approximately 1-5 hours. All assessments come with written reports and verbal feedback which are included within the cost.
    Please call us on 0425 269 658 to discuss appointment times and pricing.

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Why Choose Us for Psychological Assessments

All of our psychological assessments are conducted and reported by registered psychologists, using standardised instruments and current Australian norms. Because the practice covers learning assessments, cognitive testing, autism and ADHD, counselling and vocational work under one roof, a single conversation can move from an assessment to the support that follows without referring you elsewhere.

If you have been comparing providers for a psychological assessment in Sydney, the practical differences worth asking any of us about are report turnaround time, whether feedback is included, and whether the report will be accepted by the school, university or agency you need it for.

Address learning difficulties before they become entrenched and lead to other issues such as behavioural and emotional difficulties

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Address learning difficulties before they become entrenched and lead to other issues such as behavioural and emotional difficulties.

10%

Of children in Australia has Dyslexia

19.4%

of students in Australia have a disability or learning difficulty

One

in four children delay school entry in New South Wales, Australia

60%

of students are being trained for jobs that will be radically changed by automation