Motor vehicle accidents can have a lasting impact on the physical body, requiring months if not years of rehabilitative work with chiropractors, physiotherapists and other practitioners. Often we forget the mental injury that can occur because it isn't visible, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there. Did you know that you may be able to get covered for psychology sessions by your insurance if you’ve been in an MVA?

MVA assessments provide an in depth understanding of the impact that the injury has had on your psyche, informing further treatment options, which often are not made clear. The reports can be submitted to your insurance company, along with treatment recommendations.

Did you struggle at school when you were younger? Are you struggling at home or work to stay on task? Do you find it hard to sit still, focus, concentrate? Maybe procrastination is a familiar strategy for you, or walking into a room and forgetting what you went in there for. While these symptoms can be indicative of other presentations, they may also have you wondering if you have ADHD.

I conduct ADHD assessments for adults which can provide clarity regarding your experience in the world to date and offer support for the future. Reports include treatment recommendations, a break down of executive function struggles and associated resources and strategies where applicable.

Trauma has a lasting impact on those who experience it, affecting mental health, social interactions, physical health, mood, coping abilities and function. Trauma does not have to be a single traumatic event but can be a collection of difficult experiences over a period of time. Such events can include car accidents, natural disasters, physical or emotional abuse, sexual abuse, assault, neglect and workplace accidents, to name a few.

It is important to be aware of the presence of trauma because of it's large scale impact on our human experiences. These assessments screen for trauma related symptoms as well as other symptoms that may be co-occurring to help with further understanding of what you are experiencing, and to inform treatment recommendations.

Moments of irritability, sadness, or worry are all part of the human experience, but sometimes we get stuck in these and they can make our lives more difficult. There may be a history of personality disorders, mood disorders or other mental health struggles in your family that drive the interest in a psychosocial or mood assessment, or maybe it was recommended to you by a health practitioner. Either way, these assessments can be incredibly informative to further your understanding of how you’re experiencing life and why some things may feel more difficult than those around you.

These assessments look at the physical, mental/emotional and social aspects of your life to provide further clarity and understanding of your struggles, along with treatment recommendations. Item description

Are you curious about a pattern you keep noticing in your life? Maybe there’s a question you’ve been sitting with — something like “Why does this keep happening?” or “What’s really going on beneath the surface here?” — and you want more clarity, depth, or a fresh perspective.

A Collaborative Therapeutic Assessment is a thoughtful, co-created process designed to help you better understand patterns, questions, or concerns that feel important right now. Rather than focusing on labels, we work together to clarify the questions you’re most curious about and use carefully chosen assessment tools to explore them.

This approach is collaborative, reflective, and grounded in compassion — you’re an active participant in making meaning of the results. Feedback is shared in a way that feels accessible and useful, and can be integrated into ongoing therapy if you choose.

This assessment is well-suited for those seeking deeper self-understanding, fresh perspective, or clarity about recurring patterns, with the goal of supporting insight, growth, and movement forward.