A psychometric assessment involves standardised testing to understand how your child thinks, learns, and processes information.

We commonly use:

WISC-V (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children 6 years to 16 years 9 months) - IQ test

WPPSI-IV (for children aged 2 years 6 months to 7 years 7 months) - IQ test

WAIS-V (for adolescents and adults over 16 years) - IQ test

WIAT-III (Wechsler Individual Achievement Test) - Academic achievement test

These tools help identify strengths, learning differences, and support needs. Your psychologist will discuss the most appropriate tests with you after learning more about your child.

You might consider an assessment if your child:

• Is struggling with reading, writing, or maths

• Is not progressing as expected at school

• Finds learning frustrating or overwhelming

• Has been flagged by a teacher as requiring extra support

• May have a specific learning disorder (e.g. dyslexia, dyscalculia)

• May be displaying indicators of intellectual disability

• Would benefit from a deeper understanding of their strengths

• Requires support to focus and stay engaged in learning tasks

Step 1: Initial Parent Consultation

We gather background information, developmental history and clarify your goals.

Step 2: Assessment Sessions

Your child completes structured tasks assessing thinking and learning skills.

Step 3: Scoring & Analysis

We carefully interpret your child’s results, writing a comprehensive report

Step 4: Feedback Session

We explain findings in a clear, supportive way.

Step 5: Comprehensive Report

You receive a detailed report that can support:

• School adjustments and transition planning

• Learning support plans

• NDIS applications (where relevant and a eligible diagnosis is made)

WPPSI-IV is typically used for younger children (2 years 6 months to 7 years 7 months)

WISC-V is used for school-aged children (6 years to 16 years 9 months)

WAIS-V is used for older teens and adults (over 16 years)

We use a strengths-based, neuroaffirming approach to assessment.

Our goal is to:

• Understand how your child learns best

• Identify both strengths and areas of difficulty

• Provide practical recommendations for home and school

Extensive experience with psychometric assessments

Clear, easy-to-understand reports

Practical, school-relevant recommendations

Collaborative approach with families and educators

Located in Penshurst, supporting families across Sydney

No referral is required to book an assessment.

A paediatrician or psychiatrist may be able to refer you for a complex neurodevelopment assessment, which can attract Medicare rebates, however, this is at their discretion.

We offer comprehensive assessment packages, including cognitive and learning assessments.

Please contact us to discuss pricing and availability.