Services and Fees
Assessments are hybrid and use virtual platforms, digital questionnaires, and in-person testing.
Assessments include (1) a clinical interview (virtual), (2) document review (if available), (3) psychometric measurement, (4) a clinical report with recommendations, and (5) feedback of results (virtual).
Additional services (e.g., school meetings, completing DTC forms, etc.) are billed at $250/hour.
The prices quoted below are flat rate for clinical assessments.
Please note that prices are scheduled to increase on January 1, 2026.
Assessments include (1) a clinical interview (virtual), (2) document review (if available), (3) psychometric measurement, (4) a clinical report with recommendations, and (5) feedback of results (virtual).
Additional services (e.g., school meetings, completing DTC forms, etc.) are billed at $250/hour.
The prices quoted below are flat rate for clinical assessments.
Please note that prices are scheduled to increase on January 1, 2026.
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ADHD Assessment - $1,000
This assessment will help understand if you have ADHD.
Are you struggling to stay focused? Do you have trouble finishing tasks? Are you disorganized? Could there be other reasons for inattention?
An ADHD assessment includes a developmental history, measurement of ADHD symptoms needed for diagnosis, ruling out other causes of inattention (e.g., depression, anxiety, trauma, pain, substances, sleep disturbance), and a report with appropriate diagnosis and tailored recommendations. This assessment is done 100% virtually (virtual interview/feedback, digital questionnaires), it conforms with practice guidelines set by the Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance, and it can be offered to anyone within British Columbia and Alberta who has an internet connection.
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Psychoeducational Assessment - $2,750
This assessment will help you best your support your child at school when there are learning concerns.
A psychoeducational assessment is designed to answer questions around academic achievement, potential, or delay. For example, a psychoeducational assessment determines if there is an intellectual delay or gifted intellectual development, a learning disorder (e.g., dyslexia) or gifted academics, an attention disorder (e.g., ADD or ADHD), and/or social-emotional challenges that impact school (e.g., anxiety or depression). Note that a psychoeducational assessment contains the ADHD assessment too.
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Neuropsychological Assessment - $3,750
This assessment will provide you with a comprehensive picture of cognitive abilities and brain health.
A neuropsychological assessment is a comprehensive evaluation to understand brain health. Neuropsychological assessments include global development (IQ), academic development (reading, writing, math), attention, executive functioning, language, visual-spatial skills, processing speed, verbal learning/memory, visual learning/memory, and psychosocial health. Collateral information will also be obtained when possible using standardized questionnaires. A neuropsychological assessment contains all the tests included in the other assessments (i.e., ADHD assessment, psychoeducational assessment, memory assessment).
Please note that my neuropsychological assessments are for clinical purposes and not for medical-legal or insurance reasons.
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Post-Concussion Syndrome Cognitive Assessment - $2,500
This assessment will help you to understand your brain health after a concussion.
Do you have lingering cognitive concerns lasting more than 1 month after a concussion (but your are <12 months since your injury)? This assessment is designed to evaluate cognitive abilities in those who are taking longer to recover than may be expected (called persistent post-concussion symptoms; PPCS). Cognitive skills evaluated include attention, processing speed, learning, memory, and executive functioning. Post-concussion symptoms and psychosocial health are also measured. People who are >12 months post-concussion should consider a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment. This assessment is not used for baseline testing. This assessment is not used for medico-legal or insurance purposes.
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Memory Assessment - $1,500
This assessment will help you understand if you have memory deficits.
Are you an adult or older adult concerned about potential memory loss? This assessment will help determine if your memory skills are similar to others (normal aging) or if there is accelerated memory loss happening.
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Intellectual/Gifted Assessment - $1,250 to 1,500
This assessment will measure intellectual abilities (often used to determine if someone is gifted or to determine if someone has an intellectual developmental disability).
Is your child bored at school and unchallenged? Do you want to apply to specialized programs for gifted learners? A gifted assessment is designed to answer questions around intellectual (and academic if needed) achievement. Because of ethical obligations for psychologists to properly document assessments, a gifted assessment includes a report even if your child does not meet the criteria for giftedness.
-The cost of the gifted assessment that includes IQ only (e.g., required by Westmount Charter School in Calgary) is $1200.
-The cost of the gifted assessment that includes IQ and academic testing (e.g., required by GATE program with CBE) is $1500.
-The cost of intellectual testing with adaptive ratings is $1200. Different government and funding organizations, for example the Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) program in AB or Community Living in British Columbia (CLBC) in BC, may require documentation of developmental and adaptive levels as part of the application for services. The psychological testing involves measurement of intellectual abilities and adaptive skills.
ADHD Assessment - $1,000
This assessment will help understand if you have ADHD.
Are you struggling to stay focused? Do you have trouble finishing tasks? Are you disorganized? Could there be other reasons for inattention?
An ADHD assessment includes a developmental history, measurement of ADHD symptoms needed for diagnosis, ruling out other causes of inattention (e.g., depression, anxiety, trauma, pain, substances, sleep disturbance), and a report with appropriate diagnosis and tailored recommendations. This assessment is done 100% virtually (virtual interview/feedback, digital questionnaires), it conforms with practice guidelines set by the Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance, and it can be offered to anyone within British Columbia and Alberta who has an internet connection.
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Psychoeducational Assessment - $2,750
This assessment will help you best your support your child at school when there are learning concerns.
A psychoeducational assessment is designed to answer questions around academic achievement, potential, or delay. For example, a psychoeducational assessment determines if there is an intellectual delay or gifted intellectual development, a learning disorder (e.g., dyslexia) or gifted academics, an attention disorder (e.g., ADD or ADHD), and/or social-emotional challenges that impact school (e.g., anxiety or depression). Note that a psychoeducational assessment contains the ADHD assessment too.
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Neuropsychological Assessment - $3,750
This assessment will provide you with a comprehensive picture of cognitive abilities and brain health.
A neuropsychological assessment is a comprehensive evaluation to understand brain health. Neuropsychological assessments include global development (IQ), academic development (reading, writing, math), attention, executive functioning, language, visual-spatial skills, processing speed, verbal learning/memory, visual learning/memory, and psychosocial health. Collateral information will also be obtained when possible using standardized questionnaires. A neuropsychological assessment contains all the tests included in the other assessments (i.e., ADHD assessment, psychoeducational assessment, memory assessment).
Please note that my neuropsychological assessments are for clinical purposes and not for medical-legal or insurance reasons.
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Post-Concussion Syndrome Cognitive Assessment - $2,500
This assessment will help you to understand your brain health after a concussion.
Do you have lingering cognitive concerns lasting more than 1 month after a concussion (but your are <12 months since your injury)? This assessment is designed to evaluate cognitive abilities in those who are taking longer to recover than may be expected (called persistent post-concussion symptoms; PPCS). Cognitive skills evaluated include attention, processing speed, learning, memory, and executive functioning. Post-concussion symptoms and psychosocial health are also measured. People who are >12 months post-concussion should consider a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment. This assessment is not used for baseline testing. This assessment is not used for medico-legal or insurance purposes.
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Memory Assessment - $1,500
This assessment will help you understand if you have memory deficits.
Are you an adult or older adult concerned about potential memory loss? This assessment will help determine if your memory skills are similar to others (normal aging) or if there is accelerated memory loss happening.
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Intellectual/Gifted Assessment - $1,250 to 1,500
This assessment will measure intellectual abilities (often used to determine if someone is gifted or to determine if someone has an intellectual developmental disability).
Is your child bored at school and unchallenged? Do you want to apply to specialized programs for gifted learners? A gifted assessment is designed to answer questions around intellectual (and academic if needed) achievement. Because of ethical obligations for psychologists to properly document assessments, a gifted assessment includes a report even if your child does not meet the criteria for giftedness.
-The cost of the gifted assessment that includes IQ only (e.g., required by Westmount Charter School in Calgary) is $1200.
-The cost of the gifted assessment that includes IQ and academic testing (e.g., required by GATE program with CBE) is $1500.
-The cost of intellectual testing with adaptive ratings is $1200. Different government and funding organizations, for example the Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) program in AB or Community Living in British Columbia (CLBC) in BC, may require documentation of developmental and adaptive levels as part of the application for services. The psychological testing involves measurement of intellectual abilities and adaptive skills.
