Why an assessment can help
Sometimes the reasons behind emotional, behavioural or learning difficulties are not clear. A structured assessment gives an objective picture that guides the right support, whether that is therapy, school accommodations, or referral to another specialist.
Who it is for
- Children with attention, learning or behavioural concerns
- Adults wanting a clearer understanding of personality or emotional patterns
- People whose therapy plan would benefit from detailed assessment
- Families seeking clarity before making educational decisions
What to expect
Assessments usually take one to three sessions depending on the tests involved. Instructions are explained clearly and breaks are offered. Results are shared in a written report and discussed in a feedback session, with practical recommendations in plain language.
Confidentiality
Reports are shared only with you, or with others such as a school or doctor if you give written consent.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an assessment take?
Usually one to three sessions, followed by a written report and a feedback session.
Will the report be shared with the school?
Only with your written consent.