Learning Disability Assessment Calgary
At One Plus One Counselling, we offer professional, evidence-based Learning Disability
Assessments in Calgary for children, teens, and adults. If you or your child are struggling with
eading, writing, math, or academic performance despite effort and support, our assessments
can provide clear answers and guide meaningful interventions.
Understanding Learning Disabilities
Learning disabilities are neurological conditions that affect how a person processes information. These challenges are not related to intelligence, motivation, or effort. Individuals with these disabilities may struggle with reading (dyslexia), writing (dysgraphia), or math (dyscalculia), and often experience frustration or anxiety around learning. A formal Learning Disability Assessment in Calgary can identify these specific learning profiles and help unlock a person’s true potential.
Who We Help
We provide assessments for:
- Children who are falling behind in reading, math, or writing
- Teens preparing for high school or post-secondary transitions
- Adults returning to school or struggling in the workplace due to undiagnosed learning challenges
Our assessments are inclusive, respectful, and customized to the individual’s background, language, and cultural context.
Our Learning Disability Assessment Process
Our thorough and compassionate process includes:
Initial Consultation
Review academic history, concerns, and goals
Comprehensive Testing
Standardized tests for cognitive abilities, reading, writing, math, memory, and processing speed
Comprehensive Testing
Standardized tests for cognitive abilities, reading,
writing, math, memory, and processing speed
Input from Key Sources
Collaboration with parents, teachers, or employers when appropriate
Diagnosis and Reporting
Detailed report with diagnosis (if applicable), learning profile, and tailored recommendations
Diagnosis and Reporting
Detailed report with diagnosis (if applicable),
learning profile, and tailored recommendations
Feedback Session
Review results, answer questions, and map out next steps
Why Choose One Plus One Counselling
- Warm and Supportive: We prioritize a welcoming environment to reduce assessment anxiety
- Experienced Professionals: Registered psychologists with extensive training in psychoeducational assessments.
- Individualized Reports: Actionable recommendations for home, school, or workplace settings
- Accessible and Inclusive: We consider learning, cultural, and linguistic diversity in every assessment
- Post-Assessment Services: Ongoing counselling, advocacy, and educational planning support. We provide comprehensive psychoeducational assessments and additional support.
Schedule Your Learning Disability Assessment in Calgary
Early identification and support can change the trajectory of a learner’s life. Early detection is very helpful, contact One Plus One Counselling to book a comprehensive Learning Disability Assessment in Calgary. Discover strengths, understand challenges, and take confident steps forward with our expert guidance.
Learning Assessment FAQ
A psychoeducational assessment is a structured assessment process designed to better understand an individual’s learning process, academic achievement, and executive functioning. These assessments are appropriate for school aged children, post secondary students, and adults when learning challenges are the primary concern. Comprehensive psychoeducational assessments can help identify autism spectrum disorders, intellectual disabilities, and other factors that may affect learning, with an emphasis on early detection and long-term planning.
The assessment process is led by a registered psychologist and includes interviews, observation, standardized testing, and rating scales. The goal is to evaluate cognitive abilities, academic achievement, and areas related to executive functioning to clarify learning challenges. Information gathered helps determine whether intellectual disabilities or autism spectrum disorders may be present and how these findings relate to real-world functioning in school or post secondary settings.
After a psychoeducational assessment is complete, the registered psychologist provides clear recommendations tailored to the individual’s primary concern. Results support planning for accommodations, targeted supports, and strategies to build new skills across academic and daily contexts. Learning assessments help individuals better understand their learning process and provide guidance that supports growth, confidence, and long-term success.