Understanding Psychoeducational Assessments
Decode the report. Use it to get supports.
Who this is for
- Parents who just received a psych-ed report
- Parents waiting on assessment and unsure what to expect
- Parents whose school 'isn't using' the report
What's inside
- What each section of the report actually means
- Standard scores, percentiles, and discrepancies — translated
- Common diagnoses and what they signal for school
- Turning recommendations into IEP language
- What schools accept (and what they push back on)
- Public vs private assessments in Canada
- Read the report with confidence
- Bring the right pages to the right meetings
- Get recommendations into the IEP — not the recycling bin
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Common questions
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Is it Canadian-specific?+
Yes. Every playbook is written for Canadian families. We reference Canadian terminology (IEP, IPRC, SEA, designations) — not U.S. concepts like 504 plans or IDEA.
Do I need to be in Ontario?+
No. While we have especially deep Ontario expertise, the strategies, scripts, and rights frameworks apply across Canada. Province-specific notes are flagged where they matter.
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