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Assessment Services

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Each individual is capable of learning, though often quite differently. Regardless of this, school is taught in predominantly one way.

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ANUVO's Solution

The first part of the student onboarding program is to administer the ANUVO Learning Preference Assessment which identifies how the student learns best; visual (learns by sight), auditory (learns best by hearing), or kinesthetic/tactile (learns best hand-on).

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ANUVO's Benefits

The knowledge of how each child learns best helps maximize each student’s learning potential.  

There are not enough qualified people to meet the demand.

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ANUVO's Solution

ANUVO’s team of professionals includes Psychologist(s),  psychometrists, behavior therapists, and behavior analysts who come with a wide range of expertise in supporting children and their families for behavioral services, psycho-educational assessments, learning disability assessment and/or diagnostics, etc.

 

Additionally, ANUVO’s team includes qualified educators with experience in the classroom, one-on-one, in small a group, of different ages, grade levels, abilities, and mental health and learning challenges, 

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ANUVO's Benefit

Families who are currently on waitlists for psychoeducational, psychotherapy, psychology, behavioral, and psycho-therapy services are able to get their child services at ANUVO sooner.

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Cost is one of the greatest barriers to a person’s mental health. Other treatments are often up to $350 for 4 hours max. of service a time.  Additionally, an Insurance reimbursement option is not always available or enough to cover the cost for the behavioral or psychological services and/or assessments.

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ANUVO's Solution

  • Affordable cost

  • Health insurance reimbursement is always an available option 

  • Monthly Session Packages Plan with 1-4 sessions per week

 

Benefits

Cost is not a barrier to your child’s mental health services

Get more for your money at ANUVO

Important Statistics

Roughly 1.2 million children and youth in Canada experience mental health challenges, for: (Carleton Univer Sity - https://challenge.carleton.ca/helping-youth-mental-health/) 

  • anxiety and depression 

  • eating disorders 

  • attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

  • etc.

Extremely long child, youth, and adolescent mental health waiting list for an initial consultation for a child who is/has: 

  • avoiding group activities due to anxiety

  • failing school secondary to serious ADHD behaviour

  • been suspended from school for serious aggressive behaviour

  • Median wait times for initial assessment by clinical priority level (National Libary of Medicine https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3085670/ Canada)

    • Low: 90 days

    • Moderate: 60 days

    • High: 15 days

    • Extremely High: 1 day

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