Child Comprehensive Evaluation (Diagnostic Test)

A thorough assessment designed to understand a child’s development in depth — identifying strengths and areas that need support.

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Conducted by a multidisciplinary team (Clinical Child Psychologist, Educational Psychologist, Occupational Therapist, and Speech Therapist), this evaluation includes a parent interview, behavioral observation, IQ testing, and developmental assessments covering language, motor skills, social skills, independence, and school readiness (attention, executive functioning, emotional regulation, and adaptation).

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The assessment is completed in five structured sessions to ensure accuracy and child comfort.
 

Parents receive a detailed written report including the child’s developmental profile, strengths and challenges, diagnosis (if indicated), and practical recommendations for home, school, and further intervention if needed.

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Child Brief Evaluation

A focused assessment designed to give parents a clear and practical understanding of their child’s behavioral patterns and overall development.
 

Recommended for children aged 5–12, this evaluation is conducted in a one-time observation session (up to 120 minutes) by a licensed psychologist. Through structured observation and review of behavioral history, we provide a professional snapshot of your child’s current developmental profile.
 

The CBE does not provide a clinical diagnosis, but it offers valuable insights and guidance to help parents better understand their child’s strengths, challenges, and possible next steps for support if needed.

Intelligence Quotient (IQ) Test

A comprehensive evaluation of a child’s cognitive abilities, including verbal comprehension, visual-spatial skills, logical reasoning, working memory, and processing speed.
 

At BFL Center, we use internationally standardized, up-to-date tools to ensure accurate and reliable results.
 

This assessment helps parents and schools understand how a child thinks, learns, and solves problems—highlighting strengths and areas for support.
 

Available in two language options (English or Bahasa Indonesia). The assessment typically takes 2 hours, depending on the child’s pace and engagement. For the best result, we recommend scheduling the test in the morning, when children are generally more focused and alert.
 

Parents will receive a written report with the IQ score, cognitive profile, and practical recommendations for academic planning and long-term development.

Academic / School Readiness Test

The Academic / School Readiness Assessment (ASRT) helps parents understand whether their child is ready to begin Kindergarten or Primary School — academically, emotionally, and developmentally.

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This assessment evaluates cognitive readiness, early academic skills, attention, emotional regulation, and sensorimotor development to ensure your child can adapt confidently to classroom routines and learning demands.

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Early readiness assessment helps prevent future adjustment difficulties and supports a smoother transition into formal schooling. We provide practical recommendations and guidance — including early intervention strategies — to help your child build a strong foundation for long-term academic success and emotional well-being.

Gifted Screening Test

Every child has unique strengths — some simply need the right opportunity to shine. Our Gifted Screening is designed to identify children with exceptional intellectual and academic potential at an early stage.
 

This screening evaluates advanced reasoning skills, learning capacity, and overall cognitive strengths to determine whether your child may benefit from enriched or accelerated learning opportunities.
 

By recognizing giftedness early, parents can make informed educational decisions, provide the right level of challenge, and nurture their child’s talents with confidence. The goal is not just to measure ability — but to help gifted children grow, thrive, and reach their fullest potential.

Career Pathway

The Career Pathway & Exploration assessment designed to help high school students identify their strengths, interests, and ideal university majors or career paths.

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Using a holistic and integrative approach, this assessment evaluates cognitive ability, emotional intelligence, personality, passion, learning style, and work attitude to provide personalized academic and career mapping. The report includes recommended majors, aligned core subjects, strengths and growth areas, and a self-improvement plan.

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This assessment is especially beneficial for high school students who:

• Need clear direction for university and major selection

• Seek deeper self-understanding for personal development

• Require structured guidance for future planning

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The assessment takes approximately 4–5 hours and concludes with a full interpretation session, ensuring students and parents gain clear insights and practical direction for future academic and career decisions.

It is also suitable for adults considering career growth or transition.

Mental Health Check Up

When something feels different in your child — changes in mood, behavior, or motivation — it’s important to understand why. Our Mental Health Check-Up screens and assesses signs of stress, anxiety, and depression, providing clear insight from early symptoms to psychological diagnosis when needed.
 

Early support helps prevent concerns from becoming more serious and builds emotional resilience during crucial developmental years. Because your child’s mental well-being matters — today and for their future.

Pre-Therapy Assessment

The Pre-Therapy Assessment is a focused evaluation designed to understand a child’s current developmental needs before starting therapy.
 

Conducted through a structured observation session by a psychologist, this assessment may include additional screening by an Occupational Therapist or Speech Therapist to provide deeper insight when needed.
 

The goal of the Pre-Therapy Assessment is to determine clear therapy goals for the next three months, identify expected areas of improvement, and recommend the appropriate frequency of therapy sessions per week. This ensures that each child receives a personalized, structured, and goal-oriented intervention plan.

Developmental Screening

The early years are a crucial time for your child’s growth. Our Developmental Screening helps monitor overall development and identify early signs of delays — so support can be provided at the right time.

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Through structured observation and interactive play, our psychologist assesses communication, motor skills, social interaction, attention, and early problem-solving abilities.

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We use TOY8 (Early Childhood Development Screening Observation) — a digital developmental screening and early intervention support program designed specifically for young children. By combining guided observation with accessible digital tools, TOY8 helps identify developmental milestones in a child-friendly way while promoting inclusive access to early support.

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Early understanding allows parents to take proactive steps and build a strong foundation for their child’s future growth and well-being.