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Assessment Waitlist Sign Up In Surrey, BC

Assessment Sign Up

Click here to submit an intake form to our confidential platform and be added to our Assessment Waitlist

There is no cost to be added to the waitlist, and no obligation to follow through with the assessment after submitting an intake form.

After submitting your electronic intake form, you or your child will be added to our official waitlist. For information on estimated wait times, please contact the clinic.

Assessment Sign up

Waitlist Process

When you/ your child’s name comes up next on the waitlist, our administrative staff will contact you by phone to book your first intake appointment. At the end of the first appointment, the assessment clinician will have a discussion with you about the expected amount of testing needed to address your assessment queries, as well as confirming the total cost. Assessment sessions will then be scheduled on a weekly basis after your intake session.

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Assessment Intake Form

For ASD, Brief ADHD, Psychoeducational (ADHD, LD, ID) and Giftedness Assessments:

Before your first assessment appointment, we ask that you gather as many relevant supporting documents related to your/ your child's psychological concern as possible, and bring them to your first appointment. This includes any previous psychological reports, reports from SLPs, OTs or PTs, relevant medical records (which you are able to request from your doctor), and school report cards.

As neurodevelopmental disorders (such as ASD, ADHD, LD, and ID) are lifelong, they require a historical background confirmation before a diagnosis can be delivered. Therefore, we ask that all assessment clients bring as many historical documents as possible to your first appointment (even for adult assessments). If you have any concerns about being able to provide historical documents, we can discuss this further in your intake appointment.
Exclusion Critera

If you or your family member meet any of the criteria below, we may be unable to provide a psychological assessment at this time:

  • Under 6 years of age
  • Risk of aggression or violence toward staff or other clients
  • High risk of elopement (leaving the session unexpectedly)
  • Signs or diagnosis of dementia or
  • Alzheimer’s disease
  • Non-verbal communication or insufficient English fluency to complete standardized testing
  • Blindness or Deafness
For Psychoeducational assessments:

  • A psychoeducational assessment has already been completed within the past two years (e.g., WISC or WAIS)
For Psychoeducational and/or Autism Assessments:

  • Severe, untreated mental health concerns or if you/your child are currently in crisis (very recent hospitalization, very recent suicide attempt, current legal involvement where your assessment may be subpoenaed by the court, active manic or psychotic state not managed by medication, current severe substance use that may interfere with testing)