Every test is administered, scored and interpreted by RCI-registered clinical psychologist Dr. Rabya Umman. Not sure which test you need? and we will recommend only the tests that are needed.
ASSIST — Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test
On consultation
- What it is
- A World Health Organization (WHO) screening questionnaire.
- What it measures
- Use and risk level (low, moderate, high) for tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, opioids, sedatives, stimulants and other substances.
- Who it’s for
- Adults and older adolescents concerned about substance use.
Benefits
- Quick, confidential and internationally validated
- Shows risk level for each substance
- Starting point for de-addiction counselling and brief intervention
AUDIT — Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test
On consultation
- What it is
- A 10-question WHO screening test for alcohol use.
- What it measures
- Hazardous drinking, harmful drinking and possible alcohol dependence.
- Who it’s for
- Adults, and families worried about someone's drinking.
Benefits
- Takes a few minutes; widely used worldwide
- Identifies problems early, before serious harm
- Helps decide the level of treatment needed
Rating Scales (any one scale)
₹1,800
- What it is
- Standardised questionnaires or clinician-rated scales for specific symptoms — for example depression, anxiety, OCD severity, ADHD (parent/teacher rating), trauma or stress.
- What it measures
- The presence and severity of specific symptoms.
- Who it’s for
- Children (via parents and teachers) and adults.
Benefits
- Quick and objective measure of severity
- Supports diagnosis alongside the clinical interview
- Tracks progress during therapy
FAQs — Psychological testing
Do I need all these tests?
No. After a consultation, Dr. Rabya recommends only the tests that are needed to answer your specific question.
Are the results confidential?
Yes. Reports are shared only with you (or a child's parents/guardians) and with others only with your written consent.
Can tests be done online?
Most standardised tests must be done in person for accuracy; some screening scales can be done online.
Will I get a written report?
Yes. You receive a written report and a feedback session explaining the results and next steps.
How should my child prepare?
A good night's sleep, a light meal, and any glasses, hearing aids or previous school and medical reports.