Assessment & Diagnosis
Psychological Assessment in Kota Damansara
Our registered clinical psychologist provides thorough psychological assessments and diagnostic evaluations to help you better understand your experiences and find the right support.
What we assess
We conduct comprehensive psychological assessments using clinical interviews, standardized measures, and behavioral observations to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. Findings inform diagnostic clarification and individualized recommendations for treatment and support.
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Dissociative
- PTSD post-traumatic stress disorder
- Trauma
- Psychotic
- Personality Disorder
- ADHD
- ASD autism spectrum disorder
- Bipolar
- OCD obsessive-compulsive disorder
- Eating Disorder
and other emotional or psychological concerns
Meet our clinical psychologist
Clinical Psychologist MAHPC(CP)00384 & MSCP CP1-0465
“My aim is to help you make sense of your experiences through a thoughtful assessment, so we can identify the support that fits your needs.”
- Languages
- English · Mandarin
How an assessment works
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Clinical Interview
Your clinical psychologist will explore your concerns and history, including the duration, frequency, and severity of symptoms, and how they affect your daily life.
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Screening & Assessment Tools
Where appropriate, standardized screening test and assessment tools will be used to gather further information and support the diagnostic evaluation.
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Findings & Recommendations
Your psychologist will integrate the interview and assessment findings to determine whether diagnostic criteria are met, consider other possible explanations, and recommend appropriate treatment or support.
Assessment & Diagnosis Process
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Schedule Your Initial Assessment Session
Choose your preferred date, time, and session format—in person or online. Your intake interview will take approximately 90 minutes.
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Complete Your Pre-Appointment Forms
Before your appointment, please complete the registration form, consent form, Beck Depression Inventory- Second Edition (BDI-II), and Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI). These forms help your psychologist screen for symptoms and better understand your concerns before your appointment.
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Attend Your Clinical Interview
Your psychologist will explore your concerns, relevant history, and assessment goals. This includes discussing the duration, frequency, and severity of symptoms, as well as their impact and functional impairment on your daily life.
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Discuss Whether Further Assessment Is Needed
Following the interview, your psychologist will discuss the initial findings and whether a comprehensive assessment is recommended to clarify the diagnosis. This may be needed for ADHD, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), intellectual disability (ID), specific learning disorder (SLD), or other neurodevelopmental conditions.
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Complete Further Assessment, If Recommended
The assessment may involve standardized psychological tests, behavioral observations, and—with your consent—information from caregivers, teachers, or relevant records. The tools and number of sessions will depend on your assessment needs.
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Review Your Findings & Next Steps
Your psychologist will walk you through your assessment report, explain the findings, discuss whether diagnostic criteria are met, and answer your questions. You will receive personalized recommendations, which may include therapy, practical support, or referrals, along with both a printed and digital copy of your report.
