Adults
Adult autism assessment: preparation checklist
Everything to have in place before booking: referral or GP Summary, pre-assessment forms, your required informant and what to prepare on the day.
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Ages 8+ and parents
Dyslexia pre-assessment checklist
Everything to have in place before your 3 to 4 hour dyslexia assessment: forms, eye test, what to prepare on the day, and what to expect afterwards.
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My visit to The Chill Out Centre: ADOS-2 social story
A child-friendly social story to read together before an ADOS-2 observation, plus notes for parents and carers on what happens on the day.
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Informant preparation guide
For the parent, family member or partner supporting an assessment: what information to share, how to prepare and what to expect.
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Corporate neurodiversity brochure
Our full corporate offer in one document: accredited e-learning, live training, masterclasses, reviews, partnerships and employee benefits.
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Neurodiversity consultancy partnerships guide
Our three retained partnership packages with monthly consultancy hours, investment levels and the employee and family support pathway.
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Requesting an EHC needs assessment: letter template
A structured template for parents and carers writing to their local authority, with the statutory wording and timescales included.
Schools
Classroom adjustments one-pager
A single side of A4 a teacher can act on: sensory, communication, transition and processing adjustments.
Employees and employers
Reasonable adjustments conversation guide
How to open the conversation with a line manager or HR, including phrasing for people who prefer not to disclose a diagnosis.
Everyone
Sensory profile diary
A week-long log of environments, triggers and recovery, useful before assessment and for building adjustments afterwards.
Newly diagnosed
After the diagnosis: first ninety days
A gentle sequence of steps for the period immediately after an assessment, including who to tell and what can wait.
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