Psychological & Psychoeducational Assessments
for Children, Teens, and Adults

Clear answers for parents, schools, and individuals across Alberta — with evaluations available at your home, at school, or in our office.

Types of Assessment

Every assessment follows the same careful process: an initial conversation, testing tailored to the question at hand, and a clear written report with practical recommendations.

Psychological Assessment

What it is: A comprehensive look at emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and mental health to clarify a diagnosis or answer a specific question.

Who it's for: Children, teens, or adults seeking diagnostic clarity — for example around anxiety, mood, attention, or behaviour concerns.

What you get: A written report, a feedback session to walk through the results, and concrete recommendations.

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Psychoeducational Assessment

What it is: An in-depth evaluation of learning, attention, and academic skills to understand how a student learns best.

Who it's for: A child or teen struggling in school, or an adult who wants to understand a learning difference — often used to support school accommodations.

What you get: A written report schools can act on, a feedback session, and recommendations for home and classroom.

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Specialized & Tailored Evaluations

What it is: Focused evaluations built around a specific question — such as fitness-for-duty or a disorder-specific assessment.

Who it's for: Organizations, professionals, and individuals who need a targeted answer rather than a broad assessment.

What you get: A report scoped to the referral question, delivered with clear conclusions and next steps.

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How It Works

  1. 1. Initial consultation

    A brief phone conversation to discuss your concerns and determine which assessment is the best fit.

  2. 2. Intake & planning

    We gather background information and schedule testing at the location that works for you.

  3. 3. Assessment sessions

    Testing is done in one or more relaxed sessions, paced to the person being assessed.

  4. 4. Report & feedback

    You receive a clear written report and we meet to go through the results and recommendations together.

Where We Meet

Assessments happen where the person being assessed is most comfortable.

At Home

In-home assessments anywhere in Alberta, in a familiar setting.

At School

We coordinate directly with schools to assess students on site.

In Office

A calm, private office space in Edmonton for testing and feedback sessions.

About

PsyPros is led by M. Jean Kwiatkowski, M.A., M.S., Registered Clinical Psychologist, with years of experience assessing children, teens, and adults across Alberta.

Our focus is simple: careful, evidence-based evaluation, explained in plain language, so families, schools, and organizations can make confident decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the assessment confidential?

Yes. Results are shared only with you, and with anyone else only with your written consent.

Will the results go to my child's school?

Only if you choose. Many families share the report with the school to support accommodations, but that decision is always yours.

Is the cost covered by insurance?

Many extended health plans cover psychological services. We provide receipts you can submit to your insurer, and we're happy to discuss fees on the initial call.

How long does the process take?

Most assessments involve one to three sessions, with the written report typically ready within a few weeks. We'll give you a clear timeline during the initial call.

Book a Consultation

The easiest way to start is a short phone call — we'll figure out together which assessment fits and answer any questions.

Call (780) 850-2585

Prefer email? Write to info@psypros.com and tell us who the assessment is for (yourself, your child, or your student) and which type you're interested in.