An IQ test is used to understand how your brain works and to identify your thinking strengths and challenges. 

The test used depends on your age, we have access to the WPPSI, WISC, and WAIS. 

You will be asked to do tasks involving speaking/listening, visual processing, problem solving, memory, and working to a time limit.

The tests take between 1 - 2 hours but are usually finished in around 90 minutes. 

We will also complete an interview to understand your history, needs, and goals for the assessment. 

Difficulties with thinking skills e.g. Intellectual Disability, Traumatic Brain Injury, Foetal Alcohol Syndrome, or Microcephaly. 

High cognitive performance (giftedness).

Areas of strengths and challenges that may need to be supported.  

Assessment of difficulties will include testing to determine if their thinking skills are significantly lower than other people their age. 

An interview will be conducted to help us identify risk factors, history of challenges, developmental milestones, and current level of function. 

Level of function is assessed through interview and questionnaires. 

Areas of function include things like the ability to move, learn, speak, interact with peers, and do self-care tasks like eating and dressing. 

In testing we identify giftedness through scores that are significantly higher than other people the same age. 

Only 1 out of 100 people will score in this range and it isn't possible to guarantee the outcome of testing. 

An interview will be conducted to help us understand the experiences you have noticed that are consistent with high performance.

We are able to do IQ testing for people from 2.5 - 90 years old.