Assessment
When you visit your psychologist he will ask you about your needs and would make a comprehensive assessment of your situation and problem.
The Assessment Process What to Expect
During your initial sessions, you will have a relaxed, supportive conversation with your psychologist. The goal is to understand your background, current challenges, and personal goals in a safe and comfortable setting. Your psychologist may ask you specific questions to gather more detailed information.
In some cases, we might invite you to complete questionnaires or participate in guided exercises that help us evaluate certain aspects of your well-being. If appropriate and with your consent, we may also seek input from people close to you—such as siblings, friends, or colleagues—to gain a fuller picture of your situation.
All information collected is treated with strict confidentiality. It will be scientifically analysed and carefully explained to you, so you clearly understand the results and what they mean for your journey.
What Happens Next?
Once your situation has been clarified, your psychologist will offer a treatment plan tailored to your needs. This plan may include therapeutic approaches, practical strategies, and prospective solutions.
Your active participation is essential. With your consent, we will work together to shape the plan, incorporating your views, preferences, and ideas. By sharing your opinions and taking agreed-upon action steps, you become an active partner in achieving your desired goals.
How Does the Assessment Help You?
The assessment process is not just about gathering data—it is about bringing clarity. Many clients find that simply talking openly and seeing their situation reflected in test results provides relief and a new sense of orientation.
- Reviewing your questionnaire scores and discussing the results with your psychologist can:
- Increase your self-awareness
- Help you understand patterns behind your challenges
- Offer reassurance that your struggles are real, valid, and understandable
- Provide a foundation for targeted treatment and growth
It is important to note: these outcomes are never intended to label or stigmatize you. Instead, they guide your psychologist in understanding your unique situation and identifying potential paths for progress.
Can I Trust Psychometric Tests?
Yes, absolutely. You will only be offered standardized, scientifically validated psychometric tools that are relevant to your specific concerns. These tests are widely used in professional psychology and are designed to ensure accuracy and fairness.
Depending on your preference, questionnaires may be completed on paper or electronically, and all results will be explained to you in a clear and supportive way.
