Psychological Assessments for Adults

At penney murphy & associates, we offer comprehensive psychological assessments designed to help you better understand what’s going on beneath the surface — whether you’re struggling with attention, mood, anxiety, or emotional well-being.

Our assessments provide clear answers, professional guidance, and meaningful recommendations so you can move forward with confidence.

You do not need a doctor’s referral.
Your insurance or extended benefits may cover some or all of the cost.

A psychological assessment is a thorough evaluation completed by one of our Registered Psychologists:

• Murray Heintz, Registered Psychologist

   

• Dr. Apurva Mathur, Registered Psychologist (Provisional)

Both clinicians offer the same adult assessment services and follow the same comprehensive process.

The purpose of an assessment is to understand your cognitive, emotional, and mental health functioning. This may include attention, mood, anxiety, or other concerns that are impacting your daily life.

If something feels “off” — or you’re looking for clarity and direction — an assessment can provide the insight you need.

We offer the following Psychological assessments and diagnostic services for adults:

✅ ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
✅ OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)
✅ PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
✅ Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
✅ Social Anxiety Disorder
✅ Agoraphobia
✅ Panic Disorder
✅ Adjustment Disorders
✅ Substance Use Disorders
✅ Depressive Disorders, including: Major Depressive Disorder,
Persistent Depressive Disorder, Seasonal Affective Disorder

What We Do Not Assess

🚫 Cognitive testing (IQ testing, intellectual disabilities or delays)
🚫 Psychoeducational testing (learning disabilities)

Both Murray & Apurva offer Saturday assessment appointments.

We take a personalized, professional, and supportive approach. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Background Consultation

We begin by gathering comprehensive background information, including developmental history, education or work experiences, and family context.

2. Testing & Assessment

You’ll complete a series of structured tasks, questionnaires, and activities designed to assess your specific concerns and areas of functioning.

3. Evaluation & Detailed Report

Within 10–14 days, you’ll receive a thorough written report outlining:

• Key findings

• Strengths and areas needing support

• Diagnosis (if applicable)

• Practical recommendations for personal growth, workplace strategies, or accommodations

4. 1-Hour In-Person Feedback Session

Once your report is complete, you’ll meet with your psychologist to review results, discuss next steps, and ask questions.

✔ Greater clarity and self-understanding
✔ Insight into your strengths and challenges
✔ Personalized strategies to improve daily functioning
✔ Access to workplace supports or accommodations (when applicable)
✔ A clear path forward with professional guidance

The cost of a comprehensive adult psychological assessment is $2500 (all inclusive).

This includes:

• Background consultation

• Testing and assessment sessions

• Detailed written report

• 1-hour in-person feedback appointment

Payment structure:

• $500 deposit due at booking (applied to total)

• Remaining $2000 due at your feedback session when you receive your report

Your insurance or extended benefits may cover some or all of the cost.

We provide a detailed receipt for you to submit to your insurance for reimbursement.

If you’d like to learn more or explore whether a psychological assessment is right for you, we offer a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation.

📞 Call our office at (306) 242-1010 to book your FREE 15 inute phone consultation with Murray or Apurva. 

We’re here to help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.

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