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Intellectual assessment for children and teenagers in Perth
An intellectual assessment measures general intellectual ability and identifies your child’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
Who it suits
Children and teenagers where parents, teachers or other professionals want to understand overall thinking strengths and weaknesses.
What is involved
- Parent or carer feedback consultations.
- Intellectual assessment (WPPSI-IV, WISC-V or WAIS-IV, chosen by age).
- If intellectual disability is suspected, an adaptive functioning measure.
- A review of developmental and educational history and any previous reports.
- A comprehensive psychological report.
Tools used
| Tool | What it is | Used with |
|---|---|---|
| WPPSI-IV | Intellectual assessment | Younger children |
| WISC-V | Intellectual assessment | School-age children and teenagers |
| WAIS-IV | Intellectual assessment | Older teenagers and adults |
Questions about the intellectual assessment
What does the assessment measure?
General intellectual ability, and a profile of cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
Do we need a GP referral?
No. Parents can contact Psychology House directly. Referrals from GPs, school psychologists, psychiatrists, paediatricians and other health professionals are also welcome.
Does Medicare cover it?
Psychological and educational assessments are generally not covered by Medicare, even with a GP mental health plan. Some private health insurers cover parts of the process, so check with yours.
How long does it take?
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Fee
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Where
65 Solomon Street, Mosman Park
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Where
65 Solomon Street, Mosman Park
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