The NeuroLink Brain Profile Assessment is a comprehensive scientifically developed online Neuro Agility Assessment that provides insight into how you or your teenager is uniquely wired. It explores how the brain naturally learns, processes information, communicates, responds to stress, solve problems, make decisions and experience the world. It also provides insights into learning preferences, brain dominance, temperament, sensory processing, thinking styles and natural strengths, interests and talents. Bu bringing these different elements together, the Brain Profile Assessment helps you better understand yourself and others, identify practical strategies for growth, and intentionally develop your unique potential.

Once you’ve booked your assessment, you’ll receive a secure email with a link to complete the NeuroLink Brain Profile Assessment online from the comfort of your home. The assessment is based on your natural preferences, so there is no studying or preparation required. After you submit your assessment, you’ll receive your personalised Brain Profile Report, Action Plan and Video Feedback Resources. If you’d like more personalised guidance, you can also book a one-on-one Feedback & Strategy Session to explore your results in greater depth.

No. A Brain Profile Assessment is not an IQ test or a personality test. It is a comprehensive NeuroLink Brain Profile Assessment that provides insight into how your brain is uniquely wired – how you naturally learn, process information, communicate, respond to stress, solve problems, and experience the world. While it includes elements such as brain dominance, temperament, and other well-known frameworks, these are only part of a much broader assessment. It also identifies natural strengths, interests, preferences, and areas of potential, helping to guide the development of individual talents. Rather than measuring intelligence or personality, the Brain Profile Assessment provides practical insight that helps you better understand yourself and make informed decisions for learning, relationships, and everyday life.

Our Brain Profile Assessments are suitable for children from the age of 10 through to adulthood. While the Toolkit Assessment is available from age 10, we generaly find that ages 12 and older are the ideal starting point, as children are better able to reflect on their own preferences and behaviours. We offer three assessments: The Toolkit (ages 10 – 16), Student Performer (17 years and older), and Adult Advanced for adults. If you’re unsure which assessment is right for you or you child, we’d be happy to help you choose.

Most people complete the Brain Profile Assessent in 40 – 60 minutes. Because it is a preference-based assessment, there are no right or wrong answers.  We encourage you to answer honestly and instinctively, rather than overthinking each question, to ensure the most accurate results.

You’ll receive a personlised 29-page Brain Profile Report, a practical Action Plan, and access to a video feedback session that helps you understand your results. If you choose to book a Personal Feedback Session, you’ll also receive personalised strategies and resources tailored to your unique Brain Profile, helping you apply your insights to everyday life.

No. Your Brain Profile Assessment includes your personalised Brain Profile Report, a practical Action Plan, and access to a comprehensive video guide that explains how to understand and work through your report. These resources provide a valuable starting point for many families. However, if you’d like personalised interpretation, practical strategies tailored to your unique Brain Profile, and the opportunity to ask questions specific to your situation, we highly recommend booking a Personal Feedback & Strategy Session.

Yes – although it is not a career aptitude test. The Brain Profile Assessment provides valuable insight into how your teenager naturally learns, thinks, and processes information. It also highlights areas such as temperament, thinking preferences, and multiple intelligences, which can help identify natural strenghts and interests. These insights often become a helpful starting point for exploring subject choices, future study, and career possibilities.

Yes. The Brain Profile Assessment can be a valuable tool for tutors, teachers, and other educational professionals. With a parent’s permission, the insights from the assessment can help educators better understand how a learner naturally thinks, learns, processes information, responds to stress, and engages in the learning environment. This allows them to tailor their teaching approach, strengthen communication, and support each learner in a more personalised and effective way. 

No. The Brain Profile Assessment is not currently covered by medical aid. It is a developmental assessment designed to provide insight into learning, thinking, communication, stress responses, and personal development, rather than a diagnostic assessment. Its purpose is to help individuals better understand themselves, develop their strenghts, and apply practical strategies for learning, relationships, and everyday life.