Author: Alexander Bentley-Sutherland

No, it is not too late. A psychoeducational assessment commissioned in the secondary school years still produces meaningful outcomes for the student: a clinical picture that explains years of effort, a documentation package that unlocks examination access arrangements for the qualifications ahead, and a plan...

A comprehensive psychoeducational assessment in a university-aged student produces a clinical picture that is different from the same assessment in a teenager or younger child. The cognitive battery uses the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) for students 18 and over, which measures verbal comprehension, perceptual...