Assessment and diagnostic clarification
Learning, attention and diagnostic questions answered through interview, clinically selected measures and psychologist review.
Explore assessment and diagnostic clarification →Psychological care across Ontario
OSR Clinics provides comprehensive assessment and specialized mental-health care through six Ontario locations and virtual services where appropriate.
Four care pathways
Learning, attention and diagnostic questions answered through interview, clinically selected measures and psychologist review.
Explore assessment and diagnostic clarification →A coordinated MHPOC pathway for assessment, treatment, reporting and direct program billing.
Explore wsib mental-health care →In-person brain-activity recording, written interpretation and a separate guided training program.
Explore qeeg and neurofeedback →Therapeutic support for mental-health concerns and practical coaching for organization and follow-through.
Explore psychotherapy and adhd coaching →Which service fits?
If the question is “what is contributing to this difficulty?”, begin with assessment. If the need is active support, explore treatment. Client Care can help when the distinction is unclear.
Ask Client CareWhat happens next
Share brief routing information with Client Care.
Identify the appropriate service, format and clinical pathway.
Book the assessment, intake or first appointment.
Receive findings, treatment planning or practical next steps.
Clinical accountability
Psychometrists conduct structured assessment testing. Psychotherapists provide care within their authorized professional roles. Supervising psychologists review findings and sign applicable assessment reports.
Ontario locations
Why OSR
Frequently asked questions
No. The free consultation is designed to help route your request.
Psychotherapy, coaching and appropriate WSIB care may be available virtually within Ontario. Assessment, qEEG and neurofeedback are in person.
Coverage depends on your plan and eligible provider category. Verify limits directly with your insurer.
No. qEEG may contribute information but does not independently diagnose ADHD.
Start here
Share brief routing information so the team can identify an appropriate service, location and clinician pathway.