Developmental Delay

Early Development Assessment 

An Early Development Assessment is a comprehensive developmental assessment evaluating your child’s motor, cognitive, language, social, and emotional development. These assessments are instrumental in identifying any developmental delays and areas where your child may need additional support.

These assessments are instrumental in identifying any developmental delays and areas where your child may need additional support.

An Early Development Assessment is conducted by a qualified Psychologist, and includes:

• An Intake Session
• Developmental Testing
• Social/Emotional/Behavioural Assessment
• A comprehensive report
• A 45-minute Report Unpacking session

Cognitive Assessment 

A cognitive assessment is used to identify overall high or low cognitive functioning, intellectual disability, or to identify specific cognitive strengths or weaknesses. This assessment are often used by schools and organisations to determine if a child qualifies for additional support. It can also help parents to advocate for their child at school and may help them access different services.

A Cognitive Assessment is conducted by a qualified Psychologist, and includes:

• An Intake Session
• Cognitive Testing
• A comprehensive report
• A 45-minute Report Unpacking session>

Important Notes:

• Occasionally it may be necessary for additional assessments to be administered depending on the outcome of initial testing (e.g. an Adaptive Behaviour assessment may be used to screen for an Intellectual Disability depending on the results of the cognitive testing). Additional testing items are an additional cost and your assessor will seek your permission before they are administered.

• Assessments with Bright Door