Psychological Assessment in Islamabad
PRTS Clinic provides formal psychological assessment in Islamabad for children, teenagers, and adults. Our diagnostic unit evaluates ADHD, autism, intelligence (IQ), learning disabilities, and emotional and behavioral concerns.
Every assessment is supervised by Dr. Uzma Masroor, a consultant clinical psychologist with 28 years of experience, and ends with a detailed written report plus a one to one feedback session.
To book an assessment at our G-8 Markaz or Bahria Enclave center, call or WhatsApp 0335-4170919
What Is a Psychological Assessment?
A psychological assessment is a structured process that measures how a person thinks, learns, feels, and behaves. Instead of relying on a single conversation, the psychologist combines a detailed clinical interview, standardized tests, rating scales, and direct observation to answer a specific question: why is a child struggling at school, do attention problems point toward ADHD, is a developmental delay part of the autism spectrum, or how severe has anxiety or low mood become.
The result is not just a set of scores. It is a clear clinical picture that guides diagnosis, therapy planning, school support, and family decisions.
What We Assess at PRTS Clinic
Our psychological assessment unit in Islamabad covers the areas that families, schools, and professionals ask about most:
Autism spectrum concerns
Developmental history, communication, social interaction, and behavior patterns in children, with a dedicated autism assessment in Islamabad service for detailed evaluation.
ADHD and attention problems
Attention span, impulse control, and hyperactivity in both children and adults, covered in depth on our ADHD assessment in Islamabad page.
Intelligence and IQ testing
Complete cognitive ability profiles used for school placement decisions, giftedness, and identification of intellectual difficulty.
Learning disabilities
Reading, writing, and mathematics difficulties in a child whose classroom performance does not match his or her overall ability.
Emotional and behavioral concerns
Anxiety, low mood, anger, school refusal, and conduct problems at home or in the classroom.
Personality and adult functioning
Structured personality measures that support accurate diagnosis and therapy planning for adults.
Which Tests and Tools Do We Use?
We use internationally recognized, standardized psychological tests together with clinical interviews and structured observation. Depending on the referral question, an assessment may include standardized intelligence scales, developmental and autism specific checklists, ADHD and behavior rating scales completed by parents and teachers, academic skills measures, and personality inventories for adults.
Tools are selected individually for each client rather than applied as a fixed package. Testing is available in both English and Urdu, and every result is interpreted by a qualified clinical psychologist in the context of the person’s history, never reported as raw scores alone.
How the Assessment Process Works
Initial consultation
We begin with a detailed clinical interview to understand the concern, the history behind it, and the goal of the assessment.
Test selection
The psychologist selects the specific tests and rating scales your situation requires, and the total package cost is confirmed with you before any testing begins.
Testing sessions
Testing takes place in a calm, child friendly clinic environment. Depending on the tests involved, this may be completed in one visit or spread over more than one session.
Scoring and analysis
Responses are scored against standardized norms and interpreted alongside the interview, school input, and observations.
Written report and feedback
You receive a formal written report and a feedback session where the findings and recommendations are explained in simple language, including next steps for therapy, school support, or further referral.
Who Should Consider a Psychological Assessment?
Consider booking an assessment if a child is struggling at school despite real effort, teachers have raised concerns about attention or behavior, speech or social development seems delayed, or a school has formally requested testing.
For adults, assessment helps when attention and organization problems affect work, when a clear diagnostic picture is needed before starting therapy, or when an institution requires a formal psychological report.
Early assessment matters most for children, because timely identification of autism, ADHD, or a learning disability allows therapy and classroom support to begin sooner, when it makes the biggest difference.
Early Signs That an Assessment May Help
Parents often wait, hoping a difficulty will settle on its own. These signs suggest it is worth getting a professional opinion instead of waiting:
A noticeable gap between a child’s effort and results at school, or repeated complaints from teachers about focus, restlessness, or incomplete work.
Delayed speech, limited eye contact, very restricted interests, or difficulty playing and interacting with other children of the same age.
Strong reactions to small changes in routine, frequent meltdowns, or behavior at home that feels unmanageable despite consistent parenting.
In adults, long standing problems with attention, organization, and follow through that keep affecting work, studies, or relationships.
None of these signs is a diagnosis by itself. An assessment exists precisely to separate a passing phase from a condition that needs structured support.
What Happens After the Assessment?
The feedback session is where the assessment turns into a plan. Depending on the findings, we may recommend individual therapy for the child or adult, parent guidance sessions, specific strategies for the school or workplace, or referral to another specialist where medical input is needed.
Because assessment and therapy are available under one roof at PRTS Clinic, families can move from diagnosis to treatment without starting over with a new provider, and the psychologist who explains your report can coordinate directly with the therapy plan that follows.
What to Bring to Your First Appointment
- Any previous psychological or medical reports.
- Recent school report cards or teacher notes.
- A list of the concerns you want addressed.
- Glasses or a hearing aid, if your child uses them, for testing sessions.
Try to schedule testing at a time of day when your child is usually rested and fed, since accurate results depend on genuine effort and comfort.
Why Families in Islamabad Choose PRTS Clinic
PRTS Clinic (Psychological Rehabilitation and Training Services) is led by Dr. Uzma Masroor, a consultant clinical psychologist with 28 years of experience. She is affiliated with Shifa Tameer-e-Millat University, Islamabad, and has previously headed the Department of Professional Psychology at Bahria University, Islamabad.
Years of consultant clinical psychology experience leading the unit.
Assessment centers in Islamabad: G-8 Markaz and Bahria Enclave.
Languages for testing and feedback: English and Urdu.
Assessments at PRTS Clinic are conducted and supervised by qualified clinical psychologists, documented in a clear written report, and explained personally in a feedback session. Families choose us for confidential handling, testing in English and Urdu, and two convenient centers in Islamabad. You can meet the full clinical team on our team page.
Assessment Fee and Booking
Initial consultation, per session
The total cost of a psychological assessment depends on the number and type of tests your situation requires, and the complete package cost is confirmed with you before testing begins, so there are no surprises.
To book, call or WhatsApp 0335-4170919. If therapy is recommended after the assessment, our individual and group therapy services are available at both centers.
Our Assessment Centers in Islamabad
G-8 Markaz
Islamabad Specialists Clinic,
Ground Floor, Time Square Plaza,
G-8 Markaz, Islamabad.
Bahria Enclave
Panorama Plaza,
Commercial Avenue, Sector A,
Bahria Enclave, Islamabad.
Both centers offer psychological assessment by appointment. Online consultation is available for the initial discussion and for feedback sessions where appropriate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions does a psychological assessment take?
It depends on the referral question and the tests required. Most assessments include an initial consultation, one or more testing sessions, and a final feedback session where the written report is explained. The expected schedule is shared with you after the first consultation.
How much does a psychological assessment cost in Islamabad?
At PRTS Clinic, the initial consultation is Rs. 6,500 per session. The total assessment cost depends on which tests are required for your situation, and the full package cost is confirmed with you before testing begins.
Do you assess both children and adults?
Yes. We assess children, teenagers, and adults. Child assessments commonly cover autism, ADHD, IQ, and learning disabilities, while adult assessments cover attention, personality, and emotional functioning.
Will I receive a written report I can share with a school?
Yes. Every completed assessment includes a formal written report with findings and recommendations. Tell us at booking if the report is needed for a school or another professional so it can be prepared accordingly.
Is testing available in Urdu?
Yes. Assessments at PRTS Clinic are conducted in English and Urdu, and the feedback session is explained in the language you are most comfortable with.
Do I need a doctor's referral to book an assessment?
No referral is needed. Parents and adults can book directly by calling or messaging 0335-4170919 on WhatsApp. If another professional referred you, bring any previous reports to the first consultation.
Book a Psychological Assessment Today
Clear answers change what happens next: at school, at home, and in therapy. Call or WhatsApp PRTS Clinic to schedule a psychological assessment in Islamabad at our G-8 Markaz or Bahria Enclave center.