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Psychological Assessment

Mood, Anxiety & Social Avoidance

Who it’s for: adults with low mood, worry, stress, panic or social avoidance.

What it explores: depression, anxiety, stress, panic, social avoidance and their impact on daily life.

What you receive: a symptom profile and treatment recommendations.

Personality & Emotional Regulation

Who it’s for: adults who find emotions hard to manage, act impulsively, or notice difficult patterns with others.

What it explores: personality traits, emotional regulation, impulsivity and interpersonal patterns.

What you receive: a formulation and a treatment plan.

Relationship & Family

Who it’s for: adults who notice the same difficulties recurring in close relationships or family life.

What it explores: recurring relationship patterns, attachment, family dynamics and emotional responses.

What you receive: a relationship-focused formulation with recommendations.

Comprehensive Personality

Who it's for: adults with complex symptoms, or where the diagnosis is unclear.

What it explores: a comprehensive personality assessment using well-validated measures, chosen to suit the question.

What you receive: an integrated report bringing together interview, history and test findings.

Trauma

Who it’s for: adults affected by a traumatic event, or by repeated or prolonged adversity.

What it explores: PTSD and complex PTSD symptoms, dissociation, mood and day-to-day functioning.

What you receive: a trauma-informed formulation and recommendations.

ADHD & Executive Function

Who it’s for: adults with long-standing difficulties with attention, organisation or planning.

What it explores: attention, organisation, planning and the impact on work, study and home life.

What you receive: a screening profile, with recommendations for further assessment where needed. A screening alone does not establish a diagnosis.

Eating, Body Image & Self-Perception

Who it’s for: adults concerned about their eating, body image or how they see themselves.

What it explores: eating patterns, body dissatisfaction and self-esteem.

What you receive: a clinical formulation with recommendations.

Comprehensive Psychological Evaluation

Who it’s for: adults who need a broad, individualised picture of their psychological functioning.

What it explores: mood, anxiety, trauma, personality and behaviour, tailored to your situation.

​What you receive: an integrated report and treatment plan.

Request an Assessment

Tell us briefly what you would like to understand, and we will suggest the most suitable assessment.

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