Autism- and ADHD-Related Psychometric Testing in Cape Town
Supportive, evidence-based psychometric assessments conducted by an HPCSA-registered psychometrist — contributing to broader clinical understanding within a neurodivergent-affirming approach.
What is a Psychometrist?
What does a psychometrist do?
A psychometrist is a registered mental health professional trained to administer, score, and interpret psychological assessments. These assessments help clarify cognitive, emotional, behavioural, and neurodevelopmental profiles.
Psychometrists are trained to administer, score, and interpret standardised psychological tests. These assessments contribute objective data about cognitive, emotional, behavioural, and neurodevelopmental functioning, and are often used to support broader psychological or psychiatric evaluation.
When should I see a psychometrist?
You may benefit from a psychometric assessment if you are:
- Seeking clarity around Autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergent traits
- Struggling with attention, learning, memory, or emotional regulation
- Requiring formal assessment for work, academic, or therapeutic purposes
A referral is not required to book an assessment.
We provide a full range of psychometric assessments, with particular experience in neurodevelopmental and neurodivergent presentations.
Psychometric Assessment Services
Autism-Related Psychometric Assessments
Structured, evidence-based psychometric assessment of cognitive, behavioural, and social-communication profiles commonly associated with autism, to support broader clinical understanding.
ADHD-Related Psychometric Assessments
Comprehensive psychometric assessment of attention, executive functioning, and behavioural patterns commonly associated with ADHD.
Cognitive & Intellectual Psychometric Assessments
IQ testing, learning profiles, and academic-related assessments.
Emotional & Personality Psychometric Assessments
Assessment of emotional functioning, mood patterns, and psychological strengths.
Work & Career-Related Psychometric Assessments
Cognitive and psychological profiling for vocational or occupational contexts.
All services are provided strictly within the professional scope of psychometric practice and do not constitute medical or psychological diagnosis.
A Neurodivergent-Affirming Approach
Reduced Sensory & Cognitive Load
Strengths-Informed Perspective
Empathy and Communication
Initial Contact
You make contact to discuss your concerns, goals, and suitability for assessment.
Assessment Sessions
Standardised, evidence-based assessment tools are administered across one or more sessions.
Scoring & Interpretation
Results are carefully scored and interpreted within professional and ethical guidelines.
Feedback & Report
You receive structured feedback and a written psychometric report. Where appropriate, results may be shared with or referred onward to psychologists, psychiatrists, or other professionals for diagnostic or treatment purposes.
Professional Standards & Registration
HPCSA-registered Psychometrist (Independent Practice)
Practice conducted within HPCSA scope and ethical guidelines
Evidence-based, standardised assessment tools
Ongoing professional development and supervision
No guaranteed diagnoses or outcomes
Psychometric assessments inform — but do not replace — psychological or psychiatric diagnosis
For Referring Professionals
Assessment Support for Mental Health Professionals
We partner with psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, and medical professionals requiring reliable psychometric assessment services.
What You Can Expect
Clear referral criteria and communication
Comprehensive psychometric reports
Ethical collaboration within scope of practice
Respect for ongoing therapeutic relationships