Jacob Koudys
Sometimes, we just want to know why. Let’s connect the dots together.
Sometimes, we just want to know why. Why do we feel the way we do? Why do certain patterns keep occurring? And why doesn’t what I’m doing and feeling now match my expectations?
Psychological assessments can help connect the dots. I offer comprehensive assessments designed to help you better understand yourself, make sense of what’s been feeling difficult, and figure out what might help you move forward. Every assessment integrates and interprets several psychological pillars within your unique context: mental health, neurodiversity, personality, physical health, and trauma.
Whether you’re looking for diagnostic clarity, a fresh perspective, treatment recommendations, or documentation to access supports, we’ll explore what’s going on beneath the surface.
An assessment might be a good fit if…
- You’ve wondered for a while whether ADHD, autism, or something else might explain how you think, feel, or get through the day.
- You’ve tried therapy or talked to your doctor, but still don’t have a clear answer about what’s going on.
- The same patterns keep showing up in your mood, relationships, or work, and you want to understand why.
- You need documentation to access accommodations or supports at work or school.
- You want a clear, personalized plan for what kind of treatment or support would actually help.
What I look at
Rather than testing for one thing in isolation, every assessment considers five areas together, so your results make sense in the context of your whole life.
What you leave with
A written report with diagnoses where relevant, an explanation of how your difficulties fit together, and recommendations tailored to you. We go through it together in a feedback session.
My approach
Neuroaffirming, trauma-informed, and evidence-based. I believe there is an adaptive wisdom to how we act and feel, and I approach every story with curiosity and openness.
Jacob conducts assessments under the direct supervision of Dr. W. Rylie Moore, clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist (CPBAO #6210). Diagnoses are made under Dr. Moore’s supervision, and every report is reviewed and co-signed by Dr. Moore. See how the assessment works →
I am a Ph.D. Candidate in my final year of the University of Toronto’s Clinical Psychology program, where I also completed my Master’s degree. I have extensive experience in neuropsychological and psychodiagnostic assessment for adults, and I draw on a range of research-informed and evidence-based approaches, individualized to each person’s unique needs and experiences.
I completed my predoctoral residency at the Canadian Forces Health Services Centre (Atlantic), within the Operational Trauma and Stress Support Centre. My clinical experience also spans a variety of other training environments, including the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, the University of Toronto Scarborough Health and Wellness Centre, Toronto Western Hospital, and Baycrest Hospital. These experiences have shaped the neuroaffirming, trauma-informed, and evidence-based perspective of my work.
Within each of us, I believe there is an adaptive wisdom to how we act and feel. So I approach every individual story with curiosity, openness, and excitement about what we can unlock together.