The DGASPC psychological report is an official document produced following psychological evaluation, required for various administrative or social procedures. It aims to provide a clear picture of the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning of the evaluated individual, and is used within procedures conducted by the General Directorate of Social Assistance and Child Protection.

The evaluation is conducted using standardized psychological methods and instruments, adapted to the age and needs of the individual (child or adult). For children, the analysis focuses on developmental level, emotional adaptation, behavior, and any encountered difficulties. For adults, the assessment addresses psychological functioning, adaptive capacity, and personal resources.

Following the evaluation process, the psychological report is prepared; this document may be requested in various contexts such as disability classification, educational or vocational guidance, establishment of protective measures, or other specific procedures. The evaluation is performed respecting principles of confidentiality, professionalism, and ethics.