Assessments
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A better understanding of how your child learns.
Understanding learning through educational assessments
Educational assessments for children and adolescents are designed to build a clearer understanding of how a young person learns. They may offer insight into individual strengths, areas of need, and the factors that shape each student's academic journey.
At PsychWell, we look beyond academic results to understand the whole learner; how they think, feel, and engage with the world around them. Using science-informed assessment tools, we provide personalised guidance that supports both well-being and academic progress.
Cognitive assessments
(WISC-V)
Achievement assessments
(WIAT-III)
What educational assessments can uncover
These assessments may consider:
- Cognitive skills such as reasoning, memory, and processing speed
- Academic abilities in reading, writing, and maths
- Learning behaviours like focus and problem-solving
- Processing patterns that may influence how a child learns
- Strengths and areas where extra support may be helpful
What to expect from the assessment process
Gaining clarity about whether ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia, or giftedness may be relevant before committing to a full diagnostic assessment may make a meaningful difference.
At PsychWell, our assessment process is thoughtful, staged, and transparent, so that families may feel informed and confident at every step, without unnecessary cost or overwhelm.
Discovery call
A brief, welcoming conversation to explore your concerns, address any questions, and determine whether proceeding with an assessment pathway may be appropriate.
Initial consultation
A detailed clinical session that includes screening measures, observation, and discussion. This step may help to clarify whether a full assessment is indicated.
Comprehensive assessment
At this stage, a clinical interview and formal standardised assessments are conducted, with findings carefully integrated into a comprehensive written report.
Feedback Session
A dedicated session designed to walk through results, address questions, and explore practical recommendations and meaningful next steps.
What is included in your assessment
Your assessment includes a range of supports designed to provide clarity, build understanding, and guide meaningful next steps.
Written report
A clear summary of cognitive and academic findings, with insights into learning needs.
Recommendations
Personalised suggestions for educational and developmental goals.
School or Vocational strategies
Practical strategies to guide learning plans and improve progress at school or work.
Support pathways
Considered guidance on further services that may help build confidence and enhance day-to-day functioning.
Feedback session
A thoughtful, open discussion designed to explore findings, respond to questions, and help bring clarity to next steps.
Who can access our assessments
Our educational and cognitive assessments are available for children, adolescents, and adults, with tools selected to suit each person's age and developmental stage.
The WISC-V may be used to explore cognitive abilities in young people between the ages of six and 16. The WIAT-III is designed to build a clearer picture of academic skills from childhood through to adulthood.
Post-assessment support
Your educational assessment is just one step in understanding learning needs.
An educational assessment is just one part of building a clearer understanding of learning needs. Optional follow-up sessions are available to explore results and consider what they may mean for day-to-day learning. Ongoing therapy is also available for those who feel further support would be beneficial.
Common questions about educational assessments
What sets cognitive assessments apart from achievement assessments?
Cognitive assessments explore the way a person thinks, reasons, and processes information. Achievement assessments take a different focus, examining academic skills such as reading, writing, and mathematics.
How long do the assessments take?
Most assessments take a few hours across one or two sessions. This allows enough time for a thoughtful and developmentally informed process.
Will schools and other professionals accept the assessment results?
Yes. Our reports are recognised by schools and allied health or educational professionals, and may help inform appropriate support and guidance.
Does the assessment come with a full written report and recommendations?
Yes. You will receive a clear, personalised report with recommendations designed to help improve learning and well-being.
Do you offer assessments for giftedness or learning disorders?
Yes. Our assessments can explore learning strengths, giftedness, and potential learning disorders, helping to develop a clearer and more complete understanding of each individual learner’s needs.
Move forward with PsychWell's support
With no waiting list, you are welcome to begin your educational assessment at a time that suits you. If exploring your or your child's learning needs feels like a helpful step, reach out to PsychWell to arrange a consultation today.
If exploring your or your child’s learning needs feels helpful, you can connect with PsychWell to arrange a consultation today.
