Professional Mental Health Assessments In Singapore To Help You Gain Clarity, Answers, And Support.
Feeling unsure about focus, emotions, learning, or social challenges? Our clinical psychologists in Singapore offer supportive, evidence-based mental health assessments and diagnostic evaluations.
Explore Our Psychological Assessments
Psychological assessments are a vital tool for understanding an individual’s emotional, cognitive, and behavioural functioning. Whether you’re seeking clarity about a child’s learning challenges, a teen’s emotional struggles, or your mental health and wellbeing, psychological assessments can provide a structured, evidence-based pathway to understanding and support.
Assessments are conducted by registered clinical psychologists using validated tools and guided by professional standards. Our goal is to help individuals, families, educators, and healthcare providers make informed decisions with clear, evidence-based insights.
All Assessments
Neurodiversity and Neurodevelopmental Assessments
Cognitive & Intellectual Assessments
Academic & Learning Assessments
Emotional & Personality Assessments
Condition-Specific Assessments
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
For those who struggle with staying focused, staying still, or controlling impulse across childhood or adulthood, this assessment helps determine if ADHD is a contributing factor. It combines interviews, rating scales, and real-life history to understand how attention and behaviour are affected across settings.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“My child is always moving or gets distracted easily in school. Is it just energy, or could it be ADHD?”
“I have always struggled to focus and manage time. Could this be adult ADHD?”
“Do I need a diagnosis to get school or workplace accommodations?”
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Assessment
This assessment helps determine whether someone may be on the autism spectrum, exploring social communication, behaviour patterns, and sensory responses. It’s suitable for all ages and uses a strengths-based, developmental lens.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“My toddler does not seem to make eye contact or play like other kids. Should I be concerned?”
“I’ve always felt different socially, could I be autistic and not know?”
“Is this useful for understanding support needs at school or work?”
Cognitive Assessment (IQ Testing) & Giftedness
Used to understand a person’s general thinking skills, this assessment can help with identifying giftedness or overall cognitive profiles. It’s also helpful in school or career planning.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“My child’s teacher recommended gifted testing. What does it involve?”
“I’m curious if I’m underachieving compared to my ability.”
“Could this help explain why I’m good at some things but struggle with others?”
Intellectual Ability Assessment
This assessment measures verbal understanding, reasoning, memory, and processing speed. It’s useful for developmental profiling, workplace assessments, and disability support applications.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“Can this help with DSA (Direct School Admission) or support documents?”
“I think I might have an intellectual disability. Can this assessment confirm that?”
“Will I get a report I can use for formal applications?”
Academic Achievement Assessment
This assessment identifies strengths and gaps in school-based skills like reading, writing, and mathematics. It’s suitable when academic progress is unclear or inconsistent.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“My child is struggling in school despite trying hard. What’s going on?”
“We want to better understand which subjects they need support in.”
“Is this the same as a school psychoeducational assessment?”
Learning Disorders Assessment
When someone has consistent struggles in specific learning areas, this assessment looks into conditions like dyslexia (reading), dyscalculia (math), or dysgraphia (writing).
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“My child mixes up letters or avoids reading. Could it be dyslexia?”
“Can this report help us get accommodations for school tests or exams?”
“What’s the difference between slow learning and a learning disorder?”
Social-Emotional / Personality Assessment
This in-depth look at personality, emotions, and relationships can help if you're struggling with identity, emotional regulation, or interpersonal issues. It’s also helpful in therapy planning or when past difficulties feel stuck or unclear. It offers insights into how you relate to yourself and others.
Mood & Anxiety Disorders Assessment
Life can feel overwhelming when sadness, anxiety, or emotional ups and downs start getting in the way of sleep, work, or relationships. Working with a psychologist help make sense of your emotional landscape, offering clarity on what’s going on and where support is most needed.
PTSD Assessment / Screening
If you or someone you care about has experienced a traumatic event, and things haven’t felt the same since, meeting with a psychologist could help you process through the emotional impact. It can help identify PTSD or trauma responses and guide a safe, culturally sensitive path to recovery.
OCD Assessment
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder involves distressing thoughts and the urge to carry out rituals to reduce anxiety. This assessment identifies these patterns and how much they affect daily life.
Common Questions & Scenarios:
“I have thoughts I can not stop and things I feel I have to do. Is that OCD?”
“My teen is constantly washing hands or checking things. Is this normal?”
“Will the assessment tell us how severe it is, and what can help?”
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When Should You Consider A Mental Health Assessment?
You may not be sure if it’s 'serious', many people feel that way. An assessment can bring clarity early on.
Trouble focusing
Tasks fell harder than they
should - even with effort
Emotional ups & downs
Mood swings, anxiety, or
difficulty coping
Developmental concerns
Delayed speech, social skills,
or learning in children
Struggles at work
Performance does not match
potential or effort
Strained relationships
Finding it hard to connect or
manage conflict
Need documentation for work
Teacher, doctor, or employer
suggested assessment
Need Help Choosing?
If you are unsure which assessment is suitable, get in touch with our care team. We are here to help.
Why Intellect Is A Trusted Clinic For Mental Health Assessments In Singapore
Recognised by SPS, SRP or
SAC associations
Trusted by educators, parents
and professionals
Reports accepted for school, work, or therapeutic support
Convenient locations in Singapore with
flexible scheduling
Personalised, evidence-based
approach
Intellect supported hundreds of individuals and families to better understand their needs and take the next step forward.
Ready To Move Forwardwith Support?
Whether you are exploring a possible diagnosis, seeking clarity, or need a formal psychological assessment, we are here to guide you.
Even if you are unsure, we can help you explore your options, no pressure, just a conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a mental health assessment cost in Singapore?
Pricing depends on the type of assessment and number of sessions. Our care team will guide you after the initial consultation.
Can I use the assessment report for school, work, or medical documentation?
Yes. Reports are written by clinical psychologists and are commonly used for accommodations or support plans.
What age groups do you assess?
We provide assessments for children (ages 5+), teens, and adults.
What happens during a psychological assessment?
It typically involves interviews, questionnaires, and structured tasks relevant to the concern being assessed.
Do I need a referral from a doctor or school?
No referral is needed, you can reach out directly to book an assessment.
That’s completely okay. Many people feel that way. Our clinicians are trained to guide you through the process gently.
What if I’m nervous or do not know how to explain what’s wrong?
That’s completely okay. Many people feel that way. Our clinicians are trained to guide you through the process gently.
What is a mental health assessment?
A mental health assessment is a structured process led by a licensed psychologist to understand how you think, feel, behave, and function. It may include conversations, questionnaires, or tasks, depending on the concern. The goal is to get clarity and guide support, not to label.
Why are mental health assessments important?
They help identify issues like ADHD, anxiety, learning difficulties, or emotional struggles early, so the right support can be put in place. Assessments can guide treatment, school accommodations, or therapy goals.
What are some signs that I or my child might need a mental health assessment?
Some common signs include difficulty focusing, emotional ups and downs, challenges in school or work despite effort, or social withdrawal. If something feels off, even if you are not sure what, an assessment can help bring clarity.
