Psychological Assessment of Children and Adolescents

What tools are used?

PA involves interviews, tests, and specific psychological techniques to assess aspects such as personality, intelligence, emotional state, among others.

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What are the outcomes of a Psychological Assessment?

• Clear Diagnosis: Essential for developing personalised intervention strategies.

• Identification of Areas for Intervention: Detection of areas that may require attention.

• Understanding of Strengths and Areas for Improvement: Identification of individual skills and challenges.

• Improved Quality of Life: A greater understanding of difficulties, which fosters not only self-awareness and personal growth, but also adaptation to and from the surrounding environment.

• Support in Decision-Making: Provides useful information for educational, professional, or personal choices, aligned with the individual's profile.

• Monitoring of Progress and Changes: Enables progress to be tracked over time, assessing the effectiveness of interventions carried out.