Child, Teen & Young Adult Assessments
(Ages 6–25)
ADHD, Autism, Learning & Mental Health Assessments
Is your child, teen, or young adult struggling with attention, learning, emotions, or behaviour—and you’re not sure why?
You’re not alone. Many families and young adults come to us feeling unsure where to start.
At Sherwood Psychology, we provide comprehensive assessments that help you understand strengths and challenges—and give you clear, practical next steps for school, work, and daily life.
Not Sure Where to Start?
You don’t have to figure this out on your own.
Email Us: admin@sherwoodpsychology.com
What We Assess (Ages 6–25)
We assess children, teens, and young adults for:
● ADHD (attention, impulsivity, executive functioning)
● Learning challenges (e.g., dyslexia, writing, math)
● Psychoeducational profiles & giftedness
● Anxiety and depression
● OCD and behavioural challenges
Autism assessments are available for ages 6–19
Nic Robinson
ADHD & Psychoeducational (Learning) Assessments
Meet Your Assessment Team
GET to know Nic
Nic Robinson is a Registered Psychologist who specializes in ADHD and learning assessments. He supports children, teens, and young adults who are experiencing:
● Attention and focus challenges
● Learning difficulties (e.g., dyslexia, reading, writing, math)
● Executive functioning challenges
● School or academic stress
● Gifted or twice-exceptional profiles
Nic’s approach is practical, supportive, and strengths-based, with clear recommendations that families and schools can use right away.
Dr. Jessica Kurta
Autism, Mental Health & Comprehensive Assessments
GET to know dr. Kurta
Dr. Kurta is a Clinical and School Psychologist with experience in hospitals (including CHEO and The Royal), schools, and community clinics.
She provides assessments for children and youth ages 6-19 for:
● Autism
● OCD, anxiety, and depression
● Complex or overlapping concerns
● ADHD and psychoeducational profiles
Her approach is neuroaffirming, strengths-based, and integrative, focused on understanding the whole person—not just a diagnosis.
Not sure who is the best fit?
You don’t have to decide—we’ll help match you based on your needs.
More Than a Diagnosis
We understand that this process can feel overwhelming.
Our goal is to make it feel:
PSYCHOLOGY
SHERWOOD
Our assessments are designed to give you clarity and a plan you can actually use.
You’ll receive:
● A detailed, easy-to-understand report
● Personalized strategies for school, work, and daily life
● Recommendations for accommodations (e.g., IEPs)
● Tools to support attention, emotional regulation, and confidence
● Clear next steps (therapy, supports, coaching)
Clear
Supportive
and manageable
Our approach to Assessments
We take a neuroaffirming, strengths-based approach, focusing on how each person thinks, learns, and experiences the world.
We guide you step-by-step—you don’t have to figure this out alone.
What the Process Looks Like
5
Written report
You receive a detailed report you can use for school, work, and support.
1
Intake (virtual)
We meet with you (and your teen/young adult, if appropriate) to understand your concerns and history.
2
In-person testing
Testing is completed at our Ottawa office over structured sessions.
3
Questionnaires & input
We gather input from parents, teachers, and/or the individual.
4
Feedback meeting
We walk you through results and recommendations.
Designed With Families in Mind
Many families and young adults come to us feeling:
● unsure what they need
● overwhelmed by options
● worried about making the wrong decision
We aim to make the process feel:
● simple
● guided
● and supportive
So you leave not just with answers—but with confidence in what to do next.
Frequently Asked Questions
How will an assessment help?
An assessment helps you understand what may be getting in the way—whether that’s ADHD, anxiety, a learning difference, or something else.
You’ll receive a clear explanation of strengths and challenges, along with practical recommendations for school, work, and next steps.
What is the process like?
The process includes intake, testing, questionnaires, a feedback session, and a detailed report. We guide you through each step so it feels clear and manageable.
How do I get started?
You can:
Book a free 15-minute consultation
Email us at admin@sherwoodpsychology.com
We’ll help guide you to the right next step.
Fees & Insurance
Gifted Assessment
$3,000
Assessment costs vary depending on the type and complexity:
Psychoeducational / ADHD
$3,800 – $4,500
Psychoeducational + Autism
$4,950
Many extended health plans provide partial or full coverage.
Receipts are provided for reimbursement.
Specific fees will be confirmed once we determine the best assessment for your child or teen.
