BrainLab Psychology Group

Resource Centre

Clear resources for questions that often overlap.

Use practical, evidence-informed guides to understand assessment options, compare overlapping experiences, reflect with screening questionnaires and check possible Ontario coverage avenues. These resources provide education and navigation—not diagnosis, eligibility decisions or individual clinical advice.

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Before assessment

Choose and understand an assessment

Assessment Planner

Build a practical assessment plan from six focused questions about what you want to understand, report purpose, location and funding.

Find the Right Assessment

Compare Assessments

Compare the four assessment services by purpose, methods, delivery, timing and cost.

Compare assessments

Preparation Checklist

Build an age- and assessment-aware checklist for records, contextual information, practical needs and questions.

Build a preparation checklist

Funding Navigator

Check Ontario insurance, public-program and related-service pathways without entering identity or health information.

Use the Funding Navigator

Understand

Understand the information

Concern Overlap Map

Explore why attention, learning, anxiety, development and daily-functioning concerns can look similar.

View concern overlap

ADHD vs Autism vs Anxiety

Compare patterns that can look similar while learning why development, context, function and co-occurrence matter.

Read the comparison guide

Report Explorer

Explore an illustrative report to see how the question, methods, results, interpretation and recommendations fit together.

Open the Report Explorer

After assessment

Use the report and decide what comes next

Report Use Planner

Build a focused plan for school, postsecondary, workplace, treatment, funding or personal use without uploading a report.

Plan how to use a report

Next-Steps Planner

Turn the areas that matter into one to three priorities without any obligation to continue with BrainLab.

Plan next steps

Psychological Assessment Report Uses

Understand how a report may inform treatment, education, workplace or funding discussions—and the limits of external decisions.

Read the report-uses guide

Screening and reflection

Screening tools can support reflection but cannot diagnose a condition or replace professional assessment. Answers and scores stay in your browser.

Use Screening Tools

For professionals

Professional Resources

Printable referral, preparation and report-reading guides for healthcare and referral partners.

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Professional Referral Builder

Turn structured observations into a concise referral summary without entering identifying information.

Build a referral summary

For Schools & Educators

Consent-conscious guidance for school observations, referrals and assessment information.

View school resources

Search BrainLab

Looking for something specific? Search assessments, services, tools and practical resources.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know which assessment I need before contacting BrainLab?

No. Start with what you hope to understand, and BrainLab can review whether a focused or broader assessment may fit.

Can these resources diagnose ADHD, autism or anxiety?

No. Educational comparisons, navigation tools and screening questionnaires cannot establish a diagnosis or replace an appropriate professional assessment.

Does the funding navigator tell me whether I qualify?

No. It identifies official avenues and questions to check. Insurers and program administrators make eligibility, authorization and reimbursement decisions.

Are my screening answers sent to BrainLab?

BrainLab does not receive answers or scores from the public screening tools. Information is sent only when you intentionally submit a BrainLab inquiry or referral form.

Next step

Move from uncertainty to a clearer next question.

Use the Assessment Planner or contact BrainLab with what you would like help understanding.

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