Psychodiagnostic assessments are often recommended when people want to answer a specific diagnostic question. Common concerns include mood, anxiety, behaviour, or adaptive functioning.  Psychodiagnostic assessments can provide specific information about the factors underlying and maintaining symptoms (e.g., maladaptive thoughts, behaviours, environmental contingencies).  This can inform evidence-based treatment.

All clients seeking psychological treatment first undergo a comprehensive psychodiagnostic assessment.