Trauma and emotional assessments explore the internal experiences that may be shaping behaviour, mood, stress responses, or relationships. Trauma often shows up differently across ages: children may withdraw, act out, regress, or struggle with separation; adults may experience burnout, dissociation, emotional reactivity, anxiety, or chronic dysregulation.
We move gently—without forcing disclosure or details of overwhelming events. Instead, we examine nervous system patterns, emotional rhythms, coping strategies, avoidance behaviours, triggers, and the physiological imprint of stress. These assessments help differentiate trauma from depression, anxiety, ADHD, mood disorders, behavioural concerns, or personality patterns.
Individuals and families walk away with clarity, attuned recommendations, and a sense of direction—designed to support stability, safety, and long-term healing.
Screening for Early Adverse Experiences
Gently explores experiences of emotional, physical, or relational adversity, providing insight into how early environments may shape current emotional and behavioural patterns.
PTSD Symptom Assessment
Measures symptoms such as hypervigilance, avoidance, intrusive memories, and emotional numbing—helping determine whether experiences meet PTSD criteria.
Clinician-Guided PTSD Interview
A relational, paced conversational assessment that explores trauma symptoms without requiring detailed recounting of events—ideal for both children and adults.
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