Neuropsychological Assessment
A neuropsychological assessment might benefit someone experiencing changes or difficulties with their thinking skills.
Common reasons for referral include: neurological disorders and illnesses that impact the brain.
Psychoeducational Assessment
Helps you understand how a person learns. Often used to identify intellectual and academic strengths and weaknesses and make recommendations for school settings.
Common reasons for referral include: learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and ADHD. We also do giftedness assessments.
Mental Health Assessment
Helps clarify a person's emotional, behavioural, and mental health concerns, specifically.
Common reasons for referral include: assessments for mental health concerns. For example: depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder.
Our Services
We currently offering services for ages 12+
Assessment
Concussion Assessment
Assessment looking at thinking skills and symptoms that may be affected after concussion to help clarify how a person is recovering and identify areas where a person needs support.
Reason for referral: Concussion, sport-related concussion, sport-related baseline assessment.
Dementia Assessment
A neuropsychological assessment for individuals concerned about whether or not their cognitive difficulties are related to normal aging or other causes such as mild cognitive impairment or dementia.
Assessment services with registered psychologists in private practice are not covered by OHIP but are covered by many extended healthcare benefits to some capacity.
Assessment costs range from $1500-$4000 depending on the scope of the assessment. The hourly rate is $250/hour. Please contact us for a quote.
Payment is required according to the agreed-upon assessment fee schedule and a detailed receipt will be provided. This receipt can be submitted to insurers for possible reimbursement.
Therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a structured form of talk therapy that helps people identify and change unhelpful patterns of thinking and behavior. It focuses on practical skills for managing emotions and current problems, and is commonly used for anxiety, depression, stress, and related conditions.
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Cognitive rehabilitation is therapy that helps people regain or compensate for difficulties with memory, attention, thinking, planning, or communication after a brain injury, stroke, illness, or neurological condition. It uses targeted exercises, practical strategies, and tools such as reminders to improve everyday functioning and independence.
ADHD Intervention
ADHD-focused intervention is a practical, goal-focused form of support that helps people with ADHD improve organization, time management, planning, motivation, and follow-through. Therapists and clients work collaboratively to develop personalized strategies, routines, and accountability; it can complement, but does not replace, medical or psychological treatment.
Therapy services with registered psychologists in private practice are not covered by OHIP but are covered by many extended healthcare benefits to some capacity.
The hourly rate is $250/hour.
An invoice will be provided after each session. This can be submitted to insurers for possible reimbursement.