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Psychological Assessment International

Psychological Assessment is important to understand the root cause of the challenges a child may be facing. Psychological assessment incorporates formal testing with assessment tools that are valid and reliable and are recognized worldwide. Our department is always purchasing the most updated and relevant assessment tools to stay at the forefront.

Evaluations are comprehensive and incorporate:

  • Initial consult (interview with parents)
  • Testing sessions (with child) may include up to 4 testing sessions
  • Questionnaire filled by parents/caregivers and teachers
  • School Visit (optional)
  • Comprehensive report with Recommendations
  • Feedback session with parents

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Assessment Types Description
Cognitive Assessments

Intellectual assessment is unlike a school examination. It is a process of engaging in activities with a child that provides a broad sampling of his or her thinking abilities.

Intelligence is a much larger concept then what can be assessed and documented through intelligence tests.

Academic Achievements

When there is a question why your child is not performing as well as they should, we offer achievement testing.

In these tests we will assess your child’s academic potential or Intelligence testing and we will supplement this with achievement tests to assess the child’s level of reading, writing, spelling, and ability to do math.

The psychologist will provide a comprehensive report and will give recommendations of how to better help your child cope with the school demands.

Diagnostic Assessments

The Diagnostic Assessment is designed to specific tailor the tests to questions or concerns you may have about your child. There may be some observable concerns but it is difficult to fully comprehend what is happening. This assessment helps to identify problem areas and diagnose your child based on international criteria.

Autism Assessments

We use a variety of assessment tools to diagnose Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD), and Asperger Syndrome.

It is important to cover a few areas when testing for these disorders in order to make sure that the diagnosis given is accurate.

ADOS-2 is an assessment designed to diagnose Autism.

The ADOS-2 , or Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (WPS, 1999), is a standardized, semi-structured assessment of communication, social interaction and play for individuals who may have autism or other pervasive developmental disorders. The ADOS-2 assessment consists of standardized activities that allow the examiner to observe behaviors identified as important in children with autism spectrum disorders. Structured activities and materials provide standard contexts in which social interactions, communication and other behaviors relevant to pervasive developmental disorders are likely to appear.

We provide ADOS-2 assessment to children, as part of an Autism assessment package which includes IQ testing and/or adaptive behavior scale. The ADOS-2 assessment allows us to diagnose autism, and to indicate where on the spectrum the child is. Such diagnosis is useful for:

  • Placement in autism-specific schools
  • Establish baseline for intervention (e.g. repeating the ADOS test after intervention can show improvement along the spectrum)

Eliminate or confirm autism for suspected cases (especially for shy children or children with verbal difficulties)

Gifted Assessments

Wonder if your child is the next Mozart or Einstein?

Do teachers say they seem to excel well past others in the classroom?

If you are considering whether your child meets criteria for a Gifted Diagnosis according to International Standards, then this assessment is tailored for your child. The test administration consists of different measures to ensure all areas including social and emotional functioning are covered. Your child will be assessed on his/her ability to excel in the intellectual and academic realms.

Projective Assessments

Dynamics is currently one of the few places in Singapore with clinical psychologists trained in the Exner Comprehensive System of scoring for the Rorschach Inkblot Test.

Projective assessments are a way to uncover your child’s psyche. This comprehensive assessment helps understand his/her interpersonal relationships, emotional concerns, responses to anger or rejection, behavioral concerns and so forth.

Various other projective measures are also available. These measures are non-threatening in their format, colorful and help the child feel at ease in the test situation.

We provide Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) for adolescents and adults and Children's Apperception Test (CAT) for children for acquiring information about clients' personality and psychological processes as part of our clinical investigations in the therapy process.

Neuropsychological Assessment

Head injury can lead to many problems in executive functioning for a child later on in life, especially if not identified at an early age.

Concerned about an open head or closed head injury? After the injury, has your child’s behavior changed? Does it seem there might be some personality concerns as well?

This comprehensive assessment helps to pinpoint which areas of your child’s brain may be affected and includes recommendations on how to best help with potential problems in the future.

Developmental Delay Assessment

Infants respond to parental touch and smell. They can search their mothers’ faces and turn to look in the direction of their caregivers’ voice. Infants also begin cooing and babbling at a certain age.

What happens when your baby does not seem to do reaching for you or responding to sound?

An assessment designed to evaluate developmental delays is ideal if you are considering there may be some problems at a young age.

School Visit

Inclusive Report and Transportation

Initial Consultation Not in Singapore?

We understand that in some parts of the globe, it may be difficult to find specialized services to suit the unique needs of your child. We offer exclusive Phone Consults, where you may discuss your concerns confidentially with a certified professional. This way, you can gain more insight into your child’s difficulties and get honest feedback concerning further recommendations if needed. Many of our families fly in for a weekend if needed to have all assessments completed and mailed to your international address when completed within two weeks.

Psychological Assessment Singapore & International

Basic Assessment
from
$1200
/ assessment*
Extended Assessment
from
$2000
/ assessment*
Diagnostic Assessment
from
$3000
/ assessment*

*Disclaimer - the Initial Basic Assessment includes initial consult, testing, questionnaires (when needed), report and a feedback session.
Pricing may change depending on additional tests required.


Home/School Visit Fees

60-mins
Home/School Visit
Fees
from
$300
/ session*
included transportation

*Disclaimer - Depending on the distance travelled, we additionally add travel fees which are fixed. Pricing may change depending on the seniority of the therapist.


FAQ's

An IQ (Intelligence Quotient) assessment in Singapore can cost around S$700 – S$1,600, and typically takes about 1–2 hours to administer.

Such assessments, when conducted for children, include a comprehensive report that provides personalised recommendations for suitable interventions. The fee for this report is usually included in the overall cost, depending on the assessment provider.

An IQ assessment is not simply a measurement of intelligence level. Conducted by a trained Psychologist, the IQ assessment can be a useful and meaningful method to assess the child’s cognitive ability and learning capacity as well as to diagnose learning disabilities. An IQ assessment is also a mandatory requirement for entry into special education schools in Singapore.

There are many IQ tests and scales available, with most catering to specific requirements and age groups. The widely used individualised test instruments are the Wechsler Battery, which includes Intelligence Scales for Children (aged 6 to 16 years old), WPPSI (Wechsler Preschool & Primary Scale of Intelligence) and WAIS (Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale) as well as the Stanford-Binet V (aged 2 years and older)—all of which are locally and internationally recognised.

During an assessment, the child will be asked a series of structured questions to assess level of reasoning, knowledge, memory and other cognitive abilities, such as visual spatial processing, working memory, etc.

Dynamics’ range of psychological assessments includes IQ assessments for children aged 2 to 16 years old. Our IQ Assessment, which costs from S$800, includes:

  • Consultation (1 hour)
  • Administration of Test (up to 2 hours)
  • Feedback Session (1 hour)
  • One Comprehensive Report

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Occupational Therapy

Speech Therapy

Physiotherapy

Educational Services

DIRFloortime®

Social Skills Training

Applied Behaviour Analysis

Early Intervention Program

Dynamics International School

Wellness Centre