Free 10-Minute Self-Assessment

What's Really Holding Your Teen Back?

Not another report card. A 10-minute assessment that pinpoints the real, specific reasons your teen is stuck — across their studies, habits, confidence, and direction — so you know exactly what to focus on first.

Takes 10 minutes. Instant results. No cost, no obligation.

You can see something's off. This tells you exactly what.

You can sense when something isn't right — but pinpointing the actual cause, out of dozens of possibilities, is nearly impossible from the outside.

Maybe it's grades slipping. Maybe it's motivation disappearing. Maybe it's a teen who seems fine on the surface but distant underneath. This assessment does that work for you.

How it works

  1. 01

    Answer honestly

    24 quick statements across four areas: learning, habits, confidence, and direction. No right or wrong answers.

  2. 02

    Get an instant snapshot

    See your teen's #1 growth area the moment you finish.

  3. 03

    Unlock the full report

    Your teen's top 3 specific growth areas, explained, with one thing you can try this week for each.

  • Built by Mind Labs Education, a Westmeadows-based coaching program working with Year 7–12 students across academic gaps, identity, habits, and direction.
  • Working with Children Check holder. Fully insured. Youth Mental Health First Aid certified.

Questions parents ask

Is this a sales pitch?

No. This is a diagnostic tool, free to use, whether or not you ever work with us. If it's useful on its own, that's the point.

How is this different from a school report?

School reports tell you what happened. This tells you why — across four areas most report cards never touch: study systems, daily habits, confidence, and direction.

What happens to our answers?

Your answers are used only to generate your teen's report and are handled under our Privacy Policy. We don't sell or share your data.

Who should complete it — me or my teen?

Ideally your teen, answering honestly about themselves. If that's not possible, you can complete it based on what you observe at home.

Either way the report is sent to a parent or carer, not to the student.