Timely Assessment Pathways
Access to autism, ADHD and relevant specialist assessment pathways for employees or eligible family members, subject to clinical suitability and agreed partnership scope.
Employee and family benefits
An employee's experience of neurodivergence does not begin and end at work.
Why it matters
We can develop bespoke employee and family support pathways that sit alongside existing wellbeing, Occupational Health, Employee Assistance or benefits arrangements, with clear boundaries and referral routes agreed at the start.
The clinical relationship is always with the individual. Nothing is shared with an employer without the employee's consent.
What can be included
Access to autism, ADHD and relevant specialist assessment pathways for employees or eligible family members, subject to clinical suitability and agreed partnership scope.
Practical, personalised support for neurodivergent employees.
Specialist guidance for employees who are supporting neurodivergent children or young people.
Support for families navigating SEND, education provision and related processes.
Collaborative support to identify practical workplace adjustments and develop an adjustment plan.
Helping individuals and families better understand neurodivergence, identity, strengths and support needs.
Helping managers understand how to support an employee without asking the manager to act as a clinician.
Supporting employees at work, at home and through significant life experiences.
Answers
Written to be genuinely useful, and short enough to read at the end of a long day.
Corporate section
You may need an accessible learning programme for your workforce, practical development for managers, an independent review of existing arrangements or a specialist partner to support longer-term change. We will help you identify a proportionate starting point based on your organisation, workforce and priorities.
You do not need to have everything worked out before speaking to us. A conversation can help clarify what your organisation already does well, where barriers may remain and which next step is most useful.