A psychological assessment provides information about a person’s social, emotional, behavioural, occupational, and cognitive functioning. A psychological assessment highlights areas of concern in a person’s life that should be a focus of therapeutic attention. Psychological assessments include interviews, questionnaires, tests, and/or observations. The information derived from the psychological assessment is used to prepare a report, which is necessary to develop and/or modify a treatment plan that is focused on restoring aspects of a person’s functioning. Psychological assessment services are rendered to persons who may benefit from an assessment such as: insurance claimants immigration claimants medical insurance claimants motor vehicle accident (MVA) claimants personal injury claimants WSIB claimants