Psychological tests, scales and measuring instruments are important components of a psychologist’s tool box.

How can we ‘prove’ pain levels or memory loss, for example? Judicious selection and measurement of data together with a comprehensive clinical history helps us to focus on key factors when seeking approval to provide treatment.

Testing is also used to monitor the progress of an illness or physical deterioration for early diagnosis and timely intervention treatments. 

• Compensation insurance can no longer be taken for granted, especially if stress, anxiety or depression are involved.
• Pain and memory impairment are also subject to intense examination with the burden of proof often required before treatment is approved.

Sea Change Life Management has a comprehensive assessment tool box to meet the increasing demands for 'evidence based therapies'. 

Some tests are computer analysed to link the responses given to powerful data bases. Biofeedback programs using computers also produce reports to demonstrate the body's reaction to emotional changes.