Psychology & Behavioral Assessments

At Utage Child Development Centre, our Psychology & Behavioral Assessment services help parents understand their child’s emotional, cognitive, and social development. Whether your child is struggling with behavior, attention, mood, or learning—our child psychologists offer compassionate, research-based evaluations and guidance.

What Are Psychological & Behavioral Assessments?

These assessments involve observing, testing, and understanding how your child:

• Thinks, learns, and remembers

• Responds emotionally to situations

• Behaves in social or school settings

• Manages attention, focus, and impulse control

• Handles stress, anxiety, or mood changes

They provide a clear picture of your child’s strengths and areas that need support.

When Should You Consider These Assessments?

Seek a psychological or behavioral assessment if your child:

• Has frequent tantrums, anger issues, or aggression

• Struggles with attention, focus, or hyperactivity (ADHD)

• Faces anxiety, low confidence, or fearfulness

• Is showing signs of autism spectrum disorder or social withdrawal

• Has trouble adjusting at school, home, or with peers

• Is not meeting age-appropriate milestones in emotions or behavior

What Happens During the Assessment?

Our psychologist will:

• Talk with parents to understand concerns and family history

• Observe the child in a calm, non-threatening environment

• Use child-friendly tools, games, and standardized tests

• Identify possible emotional, behavioral, or learning issues

• Share a detailed report and suggest an action plan

We work closely with speech therapists, occupational therapists, and pediatric neurologists to provide integrated, personalized care for every child.

Why Choose Utage?

At Utage, we create a safe and supportive space for children and families. Our assessments are never about labeling—they’re about understanding, supporting, and helping your child grow into their fullest potential.

Early evaluation leads to early solutions. Let us help you discover what your child needs to thrive—mentally, emotionally, and socially.