We are excited to continue High Point Psychology’s
Low-Cost Assessment & Therapy Program
for the 2026/2027 year! 

 

High Point Psychology is pleased to offer affordable, high-quality psychological assessments and individual therapy for the 2026/2027 year. All services are provided by Master’s or Doctoral-level psychology student clinicians or Registered Provisional Psychologists under the direct supervision of a Registered Psychologist in Alberta.

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What services are offered? 

Our supervised student clinic provides comprehensive diagnostic assessments and individual therapy designed to make mental health services accessible to individuals and families across Alberta.

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What is a psychological assessment? 

Assessments clarify cognitive strengths, learning profiles, and mental health diagnoses. Every completed assessment includes a comprehensive report with tailored recommendations for home, school (IPPs/IEPs), and community support.

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Some common reasons people may book an assessment:

• Concerns about learning difficulties (e.g., reading, writing, or math challenges)

• Questions about attention or focus, or questioning a diagnosis of ADHD

• Understanding strengths and challenges in memory, problem-solving, or executive functioning

• Identifying whether a child may be gifted and in need of advanced programming

• Clarifying diagnoses to support individualized education planning (IEPs/IPPs)

• Exploring the reasons behind school avoidance or academic struggles

• Diagnostic clarity of mental health issues 

• Disability support applications for AISH or PDD 

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What kind of therapy is offered? 

Therapy is available for youth aged 11+, adults, and parents seeking consultations for younger children. ​Areas of support include:

• Anxiety and stress

• Depression or low mood

• Behavioural difficulties and emotional regulation

• School attendance challenges and academic stress 

• Attention and executive functioning

• Major life transitions (e.g., entering university, career changes, relationship changes)

Important Note: This low-cost program does not provide crisis intervention or emergency counselling. It is not suitable for clients experiencing active suicidality who need more intensive supports.

 

Please reach out for consultation if you would like to explore your fit for this program. 

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How much does it cost? 

Some assessment services are provided at a flat rate: 

• Psychoeducational assessment - $1800

• Gifted assessment - $800 (limited availability)

• PDD eligibility assessment - $1000

Other assessments (e.g., adult ADHD, autism, social-emotional or mental health) are billed at an hourly rate of $120/hr. An estimate for your specific assessment will be provided after consultation and based on your specific assessment question.

 

Therapy services are $60/hr.  

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Can you direct bill insurance for these services? 

We do not direct bill insurance providers for low-cost student clinician services. However, following payment (via credit card or e-transfer), you will receive an official receipt containing the supervising Registered Psychologist's credential information to submit to your private health insurance or benefits provider for reimbursement. Specific fee arrangements will be discussed at your intake session. 

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Is there a waitlist?

• Therapy: No waitlist. Immediate openings are available for youth (11+) and adults. (Updated Sept 23, 2026)

• Assessments: Requests are placed on a waitlist. Clinicians contact applicants on a rolling basis, typically within 2–4 weeks of submission.

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How do I apply?

Spaces are limited, and we recommend applying early in Fall 2026.

1. Complete our online intake form using the button below.

2. Our clinic team will review your submission to ensure your needs match our program scope.

3. A clinician will contact you to confirm intake scheduling and fee arrangements.