At Level Up Wellness Group, we understand that every child’s learning journey is unique. Psychoeducational assessments are a powerful tool that helps us identify the strengths and challenges your child may face in their educational environment. Our goal is to provide families with a clear understanding of their child’s cognitive, academic, and emotional needs, enabling tailored support that fosters success both in and out of the classroom. Our team consists of individuals who have been previous members of the teaching profession and can also support you with individualized program planning (IPP).
If your child is having difficulty keeping up with their peers in reading, writing, or math, a psychoeducational assessment can uncover underlying issues such as learning disabilities or cognitive delays. We can identify strengths and weaknesses in cognitive and academic areas, helping to develop targeted interventions.
For families noticing signs of ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning differences, an assessment provides crucial insights and a pathway to appropriate interventions.
Whether your child is in elementary school or preparing for college, psychoeducational assessments can document the need for accommodations such as extended test time or specialized instruction, ensuring they have the support they need to thrive.
If your child exhibits strong abilities in some areas but struggles significantly in others, this could indicate a specific learning disability or other cognitive issues that a psychoeducational assessment can help identify.
Persistent behavior problems, such as frequent disruptions, refusal to complete tasks, or withdrawal from social interactions, can sometimes be linked to underlying learning challenges or emotional difficulties.
Children who have trouble understanding or remembering multi-step instructions, or who struggle with organization and time management, may benefit from an assessment to determine if ADHD or executive functioning deficits are present.
If your child expresses anxiety, frustration, or sadness related to schoolwork or social interactions at school, it may be a sign that they are struggling with an undiagnosed learning issue.
A sudden drop in academic performance or a noticeable lack of progress over time could indicate a learning difficulty that a psychoeducational assessment can help uncover.
Delays in speech and language development can impact reading, writing, and overall communication skills, making an assessment crucial for identifying the best interventions.
Challenges with fine or gross motor skills, such as handwriting difficulties or clumsiness, may suggest developmental coordination disorder or other issues that a psychoeducational assessment can address.
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If your child demonstrates an exceptional ability to learn quickly, solve complex problems, or think critically beyond their age level, a psychoeducational assessment can help determine if they are gifted.
Children who learn to read independently at an early age or show a strong command of language, including a rich vocabulary and complex sentence structure, may benefit from an assessment to confirm giftedness.
A high level of curiosity, intense focus on specific interests, or a need for mental stimulation can be signs of giftedness. An assessment can help determine if your child requires more challenging and enriched educational experiences.
If your child consistently comes up with unique solutions to problems, demonstrates out-of-the-box thinking, or excels in creative tasks like art or writing, they may be gifted and need an environment that nurtures their creativity.
Gifted children often display heightened emotional sensitivity, empathy, or moral reasoning beyond their years. Identifying this through an assessment can help ensure they receive appropriate social and emotional support.
Gifted children may develop cognitively at a much faster pace than they do socially or emotionally. This mismatch, known as asynchronous development, can cause challenges that an assessment can help address by identifying the need for differentiated instruction.
If your child frequently expresses boredom in school, finishes tasks quickly, or seeks out complex topics on their own, a psychoeducational assessment can confirm if they would benefit from an enriched learning environment or advanced educational placement.
Our comprehensive assessments are designed to provide a holistic view of your child’s learning profile:
At Level Up Wellness Group, we are committed to providing high-quality, accessible psychoeducational assessments to help you or your child succeed. Starting in January 2025, we are excited to offer four service options designed to meet your needs, budget, and level of care required.
Who provides this service? Assessments are conducted by non-registered clinicians or Canadian Certified Counsellors (CCC) under the close supervision of Dr. Melody Morin, Registered Psychologist .
Best for: Individuals seeking an affordable entry-level assessment option.
Insurance: Not eligible for insurance claims.
Who provides this service? Provisional Psychologists who are refining their skills, supervised by Dr. Melody Morin to ensure quality.
Best for: Clients seeking a mid-tier option with insurance claim possibilities.
Insurance: May be claimable under your extended healthcare plan.
Who provides this service? Licensed Registered Psychologists with specialized training in psychoeducational assessments.
Best for: Clients needing reliable, professional assessments for education or mental health planning.
Insurance: Eligible for most insurance plans.
Who provides this service? Ph.D.-level Psychologists with advanced doctoral degrees and expertise in complex evaluations.
Best for: Individuals requiring highly specialized or complex assessments.
Insurance: Eligible for most insurance plans.
No, you can self refer.
After we’ve wrapped up all the testing, someone from our assessment team will get in touch to arrange a virtual debrief session. We usually set this up about 30 days after we’ve gathered all the necessary information. During this online meeting, your assessment team will walk you through the findings of the report and will be ready to answer any questions you might have.
Following our virtual chat, we’ll send you a preliminary version of the report. You’ll have a week to look it over and let us know if there are any changes you’d like to make. Once we’ve got your feedback, we’ll finalize everything and send you the completed report. It will come to you via email in a secure, password-protected file.
Billing for assessments can be a bit overwhelming for individuals. We try our best to support this process. Please give us a call to discuss our billing practices.
If you’re concerned about your child’s learning or development, don’t wait.
Contact Level Up Wellness Group today to schedule a psychoeducational assessment and take the first step toward unlocking your child’s full potential. Our team is here to support you every step of the way.
Direct billing is not available for any assessments
