Your pathway
Support for Parents & Families
You know your child better than anyone. We help translate what you already sense into understanding, language and practical support.
In short
Where should I start?
Start with the free five minute screening, then book a call. If you decide to go ahead, we ask for a referral from a GP, another health professional or your child's SENCO, or a copy of your GP Summary. Child assessments run at our Colchester clinic and include school liaison.
What this looks like
What you can expect from us
- A calm, play-informed assessment experience for your child
- Plain-English reports schools actually act on
- Parent sessions so you are never handed a report and left alone
Recommended services
Where most people start
Assessment
Child & Young Person Assessments
An assessment your child can actually cope with, and a report their school can actually use.
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Combined Autism & ADHD Assessments
Two profiles, one assessment journey. Because being assessed for one at a time is how people end up with half an answer twice.
Read moreSupport
Parent Support
Support for the person holding everything together, who is usually the last to be offered any.
Read moreSupport
Post-Diagnostic Support
A diagnosis answers one question and opens twenty more. This is where we help with the twenty, wherever you are.
Read moreFree guidance
Parent Hub
Written for the parent reading at 11pm after a hard day, wanting a straight answer.
- Signs of Autism in GirlsWhat are the signs of autism in girls?
- Autism and MaskingWhat is autistic masking?
- Understanding Sensory DifferencesWhat are sensory processing differences in autism?
- ADHD in ChildrenWhat are the signs of ADHD in children?
- When School Becomes HardWhy is my neurodivergent child struggling at school?
- Support After Your Child's DiagnosisWhat happens after a child is diagnosed as autistic or with ADHD?
- Understanding Your Child's ReportHow do I read a neurodevelopmental assessment report?
Quiet Space
Quiet Space: support for parents, between appointments
Ongoing guidance, practical everyday strategies and reassurance for parents and carers of neurodivergent children, from £9.99 per month.
Answers
Questions people in your position ask
Written to be genuinely useful, and short enough to read at the end of a long day.
My child masks at school. Will that affect the assessment?
How do I explain the assessment to my child?
Will a diagnosis change how people see my child?
What people in a similar position say
"Receiving our son's autism diagnosis has made such a positive difference. It has given us a much deeper understanding of him, the way he experiences the world and why certain things can be challenging for him. Instead of feeling unsure or worried, we now feel empowered to support him in the right ways so he can thrive and be fully understood. What also meant so much to us was that the care didn't stop once the diagnosis was given."
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Book a no-obligation consultation, or send us a question and we will reply within one working day.

