IQ Assessment
IQ assessment is a fundamental aspect of the diagnostic and therapeutic services offered at our
Neuropsychiatric Hospital. By evaluating an individual's cognitive abilities, we gain valuable
insights into their intellectual strengths and weaknesses, which are crucial for developing
personalized treatment plans. Our comprehensive IQ assessments employ a variety of standardized
tests, such as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) and the Stanford-Binet Intelligence
Scales, to measure different facets of intelligence, including verbal comprehension, perceptual
reasoning, working memory, and processing speed.
These assessments are conducted by experienced clinical psychologists who interpret the
results within the context of each patient's overall psychological profile and clinical history.
The information obtained from IQ tests helps in diagnosing a range of neurodevelopmental and
psychiatric conditions, such as learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and cognitive
impairments associated with mental health disorders.
Understanding a patient's cognitive functioning is essential for tailoring interventions
that address their specific needs. For example, IQ assessment results can guide the development
of educational plans, cognitive rehabilitation programs, and therapeutic strategies aimed at
enhancing cognitive skills and overall functioning. Additionally, these assessments provide a
baseline for monitoring cognitive changes over time, helping to evaluate the effectiveness of
treatments and interventions. At our Neuropsychiatric Hospital, IQ assessment is a vital tool in
our commitment to delivering comprehensive, individualized care that supports optimal mental
health and cognitive well-being.
