Most clients complete the entire process, from the initial intake appointment to receiving their results, within 3-6 weeks. The exact timeline depends on the complexity of the assessment, completion of questionnaires, and appointment availability. We do not maintain lengthy waitlists and strive to provide timely access to care.

Assessments are typically conducted by senior doctoral trainees in Clinical Psychology who are in the final stages of their PhD training. They work under the close supervision of a registered Clinical Psychologist, who oversees the assessment process, reviews all findings, and signs the final report. The Clinical Psychologist will also attend the feedback session to answer any questions you may have.

You will receive a comprehensive report summarizing the assessment findings, diagnostic conclusions (if applicable), and personalized recommendations. You'll also meet with your clinician to review the results and discuss next steps for treatment, support, or further evaluation.

Yes. With your consent, we can share your report with your family physician, psychiatrist, paediatrician, or other healthcare providers. We can also complete supporting documentation and accommodation forms for school, work, or other settings when appropriate.

Not everyone who completes a psychodiagnostic assessment meets criteria for a mental health diagnosis. Even when a diagnosis is not identified, the assessment can provide valuable insight into your symptoms, strengths, and areas of difficulty, along with recommendations to support your wellbeing and goals.

Family doctors and psychiatrists can absolutely diagnose mental health conditions and are often a great place to start. However, a psychodiagnostic assessment takes a deeper dive into your symptoms, history, and overall functioning to help build a clearer understanding of what's going on. Many clients come to us when their symptoms feel complex, overlap across different areas, or don't seem to fit neatly into one diagnosis. Our goal is not only to identify diagnoses, but also to provide practical recommendations for treatment, supports, and accommodations. In Ontario, it can also take months to years to see a psychiatrist. A private psychodiagnostic assessment can often provide answers more quickly and help you move forward with confidence while coordinating care with your healthcare providers when needed.