Is an online psychological assessment a diagnosis?

No. Results support screening and education, require appropriate professional context, and do not replace clinical diagnosis.

Can I request a report in more than one language?

Yes. One or more report languages can be selected, and certified translation services are reviewed before approval.

How is assessment data protected?

Results and reports are managed through accounts and access controls with confidentiality and privacy-request processes.

Is certified translation available?

Certified and stamped translation can be requested and remains pending until it has been professionally reviewed and approved.

ASSESSMENT FAQS

Clear answers before you begin a psychological screening assessment

Review what the assessments are for, how information is handled, what results mean and when professional follow-up may be useful.

Frequently asked questions

Is an online assessment a diagnosis?

No. These assessments provide structured screening indicators and educational guidance. A diagnosis requires appropriate professional evaluation.

Who should answer the questions?

Use the respondent specified by the assessment: the adult, parent, caregiver, educator, student or professional.

How should I answer?

Respond according to usual patterns and the stated time frame. Avoid choosing answers based on the result you hope to receive.

Can I stop and return later?

Availability depends on the selected assessment and account state. Review the instructions shown before starting.

Who can see my result?

Access follows the platform account, consent and report settings. Do not share result links or account credentials with unauthorised people.

Can I request another language?

Available report languages and translation options are displayed in the relevant report or translation service.

When should I book a professional session?

Consider professional support when concerns are persistent, distressing, affect daily functioning or the result is difficult to interpret.

What should I do in an urgent situation?

Do not wait for an online assessment. Contact appropriate local emergency or crisis support when there is immediate risk or danger.

CLEAR PROCESS

Before you start

Confirm the right respondent

Check the age, audience and whether the answers should come from self-report or observation.

Review consent and privacy

Understand how information is handled and avoid entering details not requested by the assessment.

Allow uninterrupted time

Complete the questions carefully in a suitable environment whenever possible.

PROFESSIONAL PRINCIPLE

Still unsure which assessment fits?

Start from the assessment catalogue and review the audience, scope and description. Contact the team when the purpose remains unclear or professional guidance is needed.