Mental Health Assessments
Many people seek a mental health assessment after years of experiencing difficulties such as ongoing anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, changes in mood, or challenges in daily functioning. Sometimes these concerns have reached a crisis point. You may not be sure exactly what is going on — it could involve several overlapping issues, co-occurring conditions, or uncertainty about which diagnosis (if any) is most accurate.
A comprehensive mental health assessment can help clarify what’s happening, explore possible contributing factors, and guide recommendations for effective supports or treatment. These assessments may consider a range of areas, including mood, trauma, personality, and neurodevelopmental factors, depending on your needs.
What's Involved
An in-depth interview to review your history, current concerns, and any patterns or changes over time.
Standardized questionnaires and/or screening tools tailored to the issues you are experiencing.
Gathering relevant background information from previous assessments, medical records, or other sources (with your consent).
Consideration of multiple potential explanations for your symptoms, including the presence of co-occurring conditions.
Outcomes may include:
A clearer understanding of your mental health concerns and how they interact.
Identification of possible diagnoses, or confirmation that certain conditions can be ruled out.
Insights into contributing factors and patterns that may have developed over time.
Recommendations for therapy, supports, or further assessment if needed.
A written report summarizing findings and outlining next steps for your care or personal growth.
Estimated Cost:
Cost for this type of assessment can be highly variable. Please book a free consultation.
