Attention, focus or executive functioning
ADHD assessment can help clarify concerns involving attention, organization, impulsivity or follow-through.
View ADHD assessmentPsychological assessments for children, adolescents and adults, alongside therapy and other mental health services.
In-person assessments in Ottawa and Toronto. View locations and virtual access.

You do not need to choose a diagnosis or assessment type before contacting us. Start with what you have noticed and what you hope to understand, or use the Assessment Planner.
ADHD assessment can help clarify concerns involving attention, organization, impulsivity or follow-through.
View ADHD assessmentA psychoeducational assessment may be useful when learning, academic skills, giftedness or educational planning are central.
View psychoeducational assessmentAutism assessment can explore developmental, communication, sensory, routine and social-connection questions.
View autism assessmentA psychodiagnostic assessment can help untangle overlapping concerns involving anxiety, mood, trauma or broader mental health.
View psychodiagnostic assessmentPlanning for what comes next
Understand which assessment and documentation options may fit—and which decisions remain with the receiving organization.
See what a report can be used forSee how therapy, nurse practitioner care and other supports may follow an assessment.
See what can happen after assessmentEvery standard clinical psychological assessment at BrainLab includes feedback and a written report. The information is considered together and connected to practical next steps.
You receive a written report that explains the results and brings the assessment information together.
Your clinician explains the results, answers your questions and discusses the recommendations with you.
History, observations, interviews, measures and other information are considered together.
Recommendations connect the results to practical next steps where appropriate.
Tell us what you would like to understand.
We review your questions and relevant background, then suggest the service most likely to help.
You receive the proposed assessment plan, fees and scheduling information.
Ask questions and decide whether you would like to proceed.
Complete the planned interviews, appointments and information-gathering steps.
Receive the integrated report, feedback and practical recommendations.
In-person psychological assessments are available in Ottawa and Toronto. Some parts of an assessment may be available virtually in Ontario when the required methods can be used reliably online. Assessment availability varies by assessment type, clinician and location. Current timing is confirmed when we review your inquiry.
Confirmed on inquiry
In-person psychological assessments and other current BrainLab services.
Plan an Ottawa visitIn-person assessments
Psychological assessments are now available in Toronto.
View Toronto assessmentsSelected virtual services
We’ll explain what can be completed virtually and when an in-person appointment would be more appropriate.
View virtual Ontario servicesVirtual assessments
Virtual psychological assessments for Nunavut residents when the assessment can be completed appropriately online.
View Nunavut assessmentsIndividual, couples, family and parent support.
View therapyVirtual support focused on participation in meaningful daily activities.
View occupational therapyVirtual mental health assessment, care planning and follow-up.
View nurse practitioner servicesExperiential therapy provided near Cornwall.
View equine-assisted therapyReview assessment and service fees before deciding how to proceed.
Review fees and paymentExplore possible funding routes and the questions to ask your plan or program.
Use the Funding NavigatorKnow what to gather and what to expect before assessment.
Prepare for assessmentEducation and healthcare professionals can use focused referral guidance, practical checklists and clear consent boundaries.
Use the written report and feedback to understand the results, prioritize recommendations and decide what to put into practice. There is no requirement to continue care with BrainLab.
Review the report and use feedback to ask questions about the results.
Identify which recommendations matter most now.
Consider treatment, medication, accommodations, community supports or external services where appropriate.
Next step
Use the assessment inquiry for diagnostic questions. For therapy or another specialized service, book a consultation or send a service inquiry.