Answers that open doors
Comprehensive assessments for children, youth, and adults — providing the clarity, insight, and practical next steps you need to move forward with confidence.

Clarity, direction, and meaningful answers
A psychological assessment helps you better understand how you or your child thinks, learns, and experiences the world. Whether you're exploring attention, learning, mood, or development, the process provides clear insights that can guide meaningful next steps.
Our assessments are designed to offer more than just a diagnosis — they provide practical recommendations and a deeper understanding of strengths, challenges, and support needs. We take time to explain every finding in plain language, so the results are actually useful to you.
Our assessment services
We offer a comprehensive range of assessments for children, youth, and adults — each designed to provide clarity, direction, and actionable next steps.
A comprehensive evaluation of learning, reasoning, memory, and attention skills to better understand your child’s academic strengths and challenges.
What's included:
Developmental history & interview
Cognitive (WISC-V / WAIS-IV) & academic (WIAT-III) testing
Behavioural and adaptive measures
Debrief and full written report with recommendations

A targeted assessment to explore attention, mood, and executive functioning — helping clarify whether ADHD or mood-related challenges may be impacting daily life.
What's included:
Developmental & clinical interviews
Behavioural and executive function measures
Mood or emotional functioning assessment
Debrief and summary letter or full written report

A detailed assessment to clarify diagnosis, map strengths and challenges, and identify supports for communication, learning, and sensory needs.
What's included:
Developmental history & interviews
Cognitive, academic, and behavioural testing
ADOS and ADI-R diagnostic tools
Adaptive & sensory profiles (as needed)
Debrief and written report with targeted recommendations

A functional assessment that evaluates cognitive, emotional, and adaptive abilities to support eligibility for Alberta’s Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program.
What's included:
Clinical and developmental interviews
Cognitive and adaptive assessments
Functional impact review
Debrief and summary or full written report

Identifies advanced cognitive strengths, creativity, and learning potential — helping families plan for enrichment and challenge.
What's included:
Cognitive assessment (WISC-V / WAIS-IV)
Debrief and optional written report with recommendations

Support that goes beyond the assessment
At Little Tree, we don't hand you a report and send you on your way — we take time to walk you through the findings, answer your questions, and help you understand what the results actually mean for day-to-day life.
Meet our assessment team
Specializing in cognitive, academic, and diagnostic testing, our assessment team provides valuable insights to support personal growth and development.
Ready to learn more about psychological assessments?
Whether you’re seeking clarity, diagnostic insight, or formal documentation, our team can help determine whether an assessment is appropriate and guide you through the process from start to finish.


