Neurodiversity assessment when you need it, that’s peace of mind.

Every child experiences the world in their own unique way. Some children are neurodivergent, meaning they process and experience the world in unique ways, rather than following neurotypical patterns. An autism assessment helps you better understand your child’s strengths and needs, and identify the right supports to help them thrive.

We carry out Cognitive and Developmental Assessments to understand how your child thinks, learns, and manages everyday tasks. Developmental Assessments explore areas like memory, attention, problem-solving, and learning. Cognitive Assessments look at practical, social, and communication skills — how your child functions at home, in school, and in the community. These assessments support accurate diagnosis of intellectual or developmental conditions and guide targeted interventions to help their child thrive. Let’s take the next step together.

Our CORU-registered Speech and Language Therapists assess key areas like language understanding and expression, social communication, speech clarity, and fluency — such as stammering. Each assessment begins with a caregiver interview to explore specific concerns and uses a blend of age-appropriate formal standardised tools, as well as informal observations to build a full picture of your child’s communication needs. Families receive a detailed report with tailored recommendations to support areas of need and guide intervention. Let’s take the next step together.

Our Occupational Therapy Assessments explore how your child manages everyday activities like play, learning, and self-care. We look at motor skills, sensory processing, and emotional regulation to understand your child’s strengths and challenges. Using observations, structured tasks, and input from parents or teachers, we create a tailored plan with practical strategies to support your child at home and in school. Let’s take the next step together.

Our Physiotherapy Assessments evaluate your child’s motor skills, strength, coordination, and mobility in a supportive, play-based setting. Through observation, standardised tools, and collaboration with families and schools, we identify any physical challenges impacting daily life. A comprehensive report with tailored recommendations helps guide next steps and supports diagnosis where needed. Let’s take the next step together.

Our Dyslexia assessments are carried out by experienced psychologists and are designed to explore your child’s specific learning profile in depth. The process begins with a comprehensive clinical interview to understand your concerns, as well as relevant background information, such as educational, developmental, and family history. Your child will then take part in a structured assessment to explore their literacy skills. This may include evaluating:

• Phonological awareness
• Word reading (real and non-words)
• Reading fluency and comprehension
• Spelling and written expression

Where appropriate, we may also conduct a cognitive assessment to better understand learning processes like working memory, processing speed, and verbal comprehension. Once the assessment is complete, you’ll receive a comprehensive psychology report with a clear summary of findings, an explanation of your child’s learning profile, and tailored recommendations for intervention and support. You’ll also be invited to a feedback session with the psychologist to review results and discuss the next steps

Dyscalculia assessments focus on identifying specific challenges in numeracy and maths-related skills. These are carried out by a psychologist through a detailed clinical interview with you (online or in-person) to explore your concerns and gather contextual information about your child’s development and learning history. Your child will then complete an assessment tailored to their age and ability, which typically evaluates:

● Number sense and numeracy
● Mathematical reasoning and problem-solving
● Fluency with time, money, and quantity
● Accuracy and speed of calculation

In some cases, we may also include a cognitive assessment to provide a more complete picture of your child’s strengths and areas of need in learning and thinking. Following the assessment, you’ll receive a thorough psychology report with personalised recommendations and guidance on the most effective educational supports and interventions. A follow-up session with the psychologist ensures that you understand the findings and feel confident about what comes next