Intellectual Disability Assessment for Kids & Teens in Toronto

Some people pick things up quickly. Others take more time. Some struggle with problem-solving, keeping up in school, or managing daily tasks in ways that feel harder than they should. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and it’s not about effort. It’s about how the brain processes information.

A psychoeducational assessment helps make sense of these challenges. It looks at thinking, learning, and everyday skills to identify strengths, pinpoint difficulties, and figure out what kind of support will actually help. Whether it’s getting school accommodations, building new strategies, or just understanding yourself or your child better, an assessment provides answers—and a plan.

If you’re wondering whether this might be helpful, ask us about our process—we’re happy to walk you through it.