EXPEDITED ADULT PSYCHOEDCUATIONAL ASSESSMENT
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Assessment Accommodations Accepted by Universities and Colleges
One-Week Report Turnaround
Assessments Eligible to be Covered by OSAP Bursaries
Our Expedited Post-Secondary Psychoeducational Assessment follows the same gold-standard process as our standard assessment, with a faster turnaround designed for students and professionals facing urgent deadlines.
What is an Expedited Adult Psychoeducational Assessment?
What is an Expedited Adult Psychoeducational Assessment?
The Expedited Adult Psychoeducational Assessment is a standardized evaluation of an individual's intellectual and academic skills, as well as the cognitive processes that underpin learning, such as memory, processing speed, and fine-motor control.
Our Expedited Assessment is designed for adults who need results quickly, whether to access academic accommodations at a college or university, or to meet the evaluation requirements for a professional licensure body. The assessment follows the same rigorous methodology as our standard service, with a prioritized report turnaround.
If attention difficulties are identified during the assessment, ADHD will be evaluated at no additional cost.
Priority Report Delivery: Your assessment report will be completed within one week of your assessment date, subject to timely submission of all required documents and completed questionnaires.
How the Expedited PsychoEducational Assessment Works
How the Expedited PsychoEducational Assessment Works
The Expedited Assessment follows a structured, efficient process designed to minimize wait times while preserving the depth and clinical rigour of a full evaluation.
Prior to your first session, you will receive a background questionnaire to complete and return, along with any relevant documentation such as prior reports, academic records, or referral letters. Timely submission of these materials is essential to meeting the one-week report delivery commitment.
The assessment consists of six to ten hours of in-person testing with a registered psychologist. Through a combination of cognitive and academic tasks, the psychologist builds a comprehensive picture of how you think, learn, and process information, covering areas such as reasoning, memory, attention, processing speed, reading, writing, and mathematics. If attention difficulties emerge during testing, ADHD will be assessed as part of the same evaluation at no additional cost.
Once testing is complete, your psychologist will meet with you to walk through the results and discuss next steps. This session typically takes one hour.
Step 1.
Client schedules and completes a free intake call prior to the booked assessment.
Step 2.
Client completes the background questionnaire and submits all relevant documentation prior to the assessment date.
Step 3.
Six to ten hours of in-person cognitive and academic testing, administered by a registered psychologist.
Step 4.
The psychologist meets with the client to review results, discuss findings, and outline recommended next steps. This session typically lasts one hour.
Step 5.
The client receives a detailed, comprehensive written report, including a diagnostic summary and individualized recommendations.
intake@psychoedclinic.com
Phone: 437-886-6311
Fax: 437-889-7179
What to Expect from your Report
What to Expect from your Report
Within one week of your assessment date, you will receive a detailed written report that includes:
A clear summary of your academic strengths and areas of difficulty.
A formal diagnosis of a learning disability, ADHD, or developmental disability, where applicable.
Practical, evidence-based recommendations for tools and strategies to support your performance.
A tailored list of accommodations to request from your university, college, or licensure body, such as:
Extended time for tests and examinations
Access to a note-taker or pre-lecture course notes
Use of a laptop and assistive software (e.g., speech-to-text)
Audiobook access for course texts and materials
A quiet, supervised setting for examinations
How Can I Manage the Cost of an Expedited Assessment?
How Can I Manage the Cost of an Expedited Assessment?
Psychoeducational assessments are often partially or fully covered by private insurance. Following your intake call, our team will provide a detailed fee estimate that you can submit to your insurance provider to confirm your coverage.
FAQ
FAQ
Who is eligible for the Expedited Assessment?
This service is available to post-secondary students and individuals seeking professional licensure who require an urgent psychoeducational assessment and have either never been formally assessed or whose prior assessment is no longer current.
How quickly will I receive my report?
Your comprehensive report will be delivered within one week of your assessment date, provided all required questionnaires and supporting documents are submitted on time.
What documents do I need to provide?
Commonly requested documents include any prior psychological or academic reports, school records, and relevant medical documentation. Your intake coordinator will provide a complete list at the time of booking.
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