Psychological Assessments
Psychologists often undertake psychological testing of individuals, groups or organisations that can provide valuable information about their perceptions, thoughts and feelings, or their cognitive functioning such as memory and learning. Testing is a formal process using validated and reliable measures of aspects of an individual's psychological or cognitive functioning. It might include paper and pencil tests like questionnaires and surveys, or the completion of set puzzle-like activities that evaluate certain skills such as planning, memory or problem-solving.
Vocational Assessment and Career Guidance
Age: 15 years or older
Hall Psychology & Coaching offers guidance and advise to help you to understand: strengths and areas for development, what drives and motivates you, work areas for future focus and the next steps in planning your career.
Our comprehensive tailored vocational assessments include:
- 30 minute telehealth (phone or videoconference) interview to assess career interests and background
- online questionnaires and profiling analysing preferences and motivation
- 60 minute career coaching session - discuss assessment results, goal setting and planning for future career direction
Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Assessment
Age: 18 years or older
Hall Psychology & Coaching offers a diagnostic assessment conducted over 2 sessions. Our comprehensive diagnostic assessments include:
- 2 x 50 minute telehealth (phone or videoconference) interviews
- administration of screening tool
- discussion of assessment results
- treatment planning (if required)
- optional written report (additional fees may apply)
Intelligence
Intelligence refers to intellectual functioning. Intelligence quotients, or IQ tests, compare your performance with other people your age who take the same test. These tests don’t measure all kinds of intelligence, however. For example, such tests can’t identify differences in social intelligence, the expertise people bring to their interactions with others. IQ is a measure of academic aptitude or how you are likely to perform in academic pursuits.
Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale – Version 4 (WAIS IV)
Age: 16 to 90 years of age
$529+GST (including report)
The WAIS-IV is an individually administered clinical assessment for adults. It aims to assess a person’s level of cognitive functioning. The assessment consists of a battery of indexes that assess specific areas of cognitive functioning. The assessment also yields a Full Scale IQ score and four Index Scores (verbal, perceptual, working memory and processing speed).
Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children, Fifth Edition: (WISC V)
Age: 6 to 16 years of age
$529+GST (including report)
The WISC V is an individually administered clinical assessment for children measuring a child's intellectual ability.The assessment consists of a battery of indexes that assess specific areas of cognitive functioning.
Weschler Adult Intelligence Scale – Version 4 (WAIS IV)
Age: 16 to 90 years of age
$529+GST (including report)
The WAIS-IV is an individually administered clinical assessment for adults. It aims to assess a person’s level of cognitive functioning. The assessment consists of a battery of indexes that assess specific areas of cognitive functioning. The assessment also yields a Full Scale IQ score and four Index Scores (verbal, perceptual, working memory and processing speed).
Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children, Fifth Edition: (WISC V)
Age: 6 to 16 years of age
$529+GST (including report)
The WISC V is an individually administered clinical assessment for children measuring a child's intellectual ability.The assessment consists of a battery of indexes that assess specific areas of cognitive functioning.
