Screening and assessment
A screener can support reflection. A psychological assessment answers a defined question through professional evaluation and integrated interpretation.
Brief reflection tool
A questionnaire about a defined set of symptoms or experiences. It cannot diagnose, explain the full pattern or produce a psychological assessment report.
Comprehensive professional process
A tailored process that integrates history, selected methods, results and professional interpretation to answer the central question.
A validated screener asks the same defined questions and interprets the published score in the same way for each eligible user. That consistency can make it a useful signal for reflection or conversation.
Assessment addresses a different problem: what best explains the pattern in this person, in this context, and what should follow. It may integrate interview, history, records, observation, questionnaires and selected testing. Differential diagnosis and functional impact require professional judgment.
Every BrainLab psychological assessment concludes with feedback and a written report. The report brings together relevant background, assessment methods, results and professional interpretation to explain what the results mean. Recommendations connect the results to everyday needs, supports, accommodations, treatment or other next steps where appropriate.
Use a screener when you want a private reflection tool and understand its limits. Request assessment when you need diagnostic clarification, an integrated explanation, formal documentation or recommendations. You do not need to complete a screener first.
