A typical psychoeducational assessment for children, adolescents, and adults costs $2640.00 (flat fee). This assessment is a comprehensive, in-depth evaluation designed to provide valuable insights into an individual's current functioning in several domains including cognitive, academic, social-emotional, and behaviours. These assessments are completed by a Registered Psychologist trained in detecting and diagnosing Learning Disabilities, ADHD, Intellectual Disabilities, Anxiety and Mood Disorders, Behavioural Disorders, and a variety of other issues. The process involves an initial intake appointment in which we cover background information, plan the assessment process, and obtain consent. Subsequent appointments may include completing an intelligence test, achievement test, clinical rating scales, and measures of memory, attention, executive functioning, and adaptive functioning.

A typical adult ADHD assessment costs $1980.00 (flat fee) and involves an initial intake appointment in which we cover background information, plan the assessment process, and obtain consent. Subsequent appointments include completing an intelligence test, clinical rating scales, and measures of memory, attention, and executive functioning. A fully online option is available at a reduced cost of $1540.00 (flat fee) without completing the intelligence test.

A gifted assessment for Westmount Charter School can begin as early as 3.5 years of age in order to assess a child for Kindergarten admission. Based on the results, you have the option of paying for a full report for a total cost of $990.00 (flat fee) if your child's results are in the gifted range. If your child's results are not in the gifted range, you may opt to receive a summary report at a reduced cost of $550.00 (flat fee). The process involves a two-hour appointment that consists of: 1) a 30-minute consultation with parents to discuss background information and to obtain consent for the assessment, 2) 1.5-2 hours of testing to administer a cognitive/IQ assessment (WPPSI-IV, WISC-V) immediately following the consultation, and 3) a follow-up meeting within one week of assessment to discuss results and provide reports to parents if the child is gifted.

The Gifted and Talented Education Program (GATE) as offered through the Calgary Board of Education (CBE) requires both an intellectual test and a test of academic achievement. Based on the results, you have the option of paying for a full report for a total cost of $1650.00 (flat fee) if your child's results are in the gifted range. If your child's results are not in the gifted range, you may opt to receive a summary report at a reduced cost of $550.00 (flat fee). The assessment process consists of: 1) a 30 to 45-minute consultation with parents to discuss background information and obtain consent for the assessment, 2) two 2-hour assessment sessions to administer a cognitive/IQ assessment (WPPSI-IV or WISC-V) and academic achievement test (WAIT-III), and 3) a follow-up meeting within one week of assessment to discuss results and provide reports to parents if the child is gifted.

A cognitive and adaptive functioning assessment for PDD/AISH services and identification of an Intellectual Developmental Disorder (Intellectual Disability) typically costs $1320.00 (flat fee) and involves a 2-hour appointment that consists of: 1) A 45-minute consultation with parents/client to discuss background information and to obtain consent for the assessment and 2) 1.5 hours of testing to administer an intellectual assessment (WISC-V, WAIS-IV), and 3) A follow-up meeting within one week of assessment to discuss results and provide reports.

A capacity assessment assessed the need for a guardianship and/or trusteeship or shared decision-making for medical, educational, vocational, legal, and financial matters. The cost of a capacity assessment for either guardianship or trusteeship is $500.00 (flat fee). If the capacity assessment is for both guardianship and trusteeship, the cost is $700.00 (flat fee). The process involves a pre-assessment consultation, follow-up interview, and completion of required forms.