THINK POSSIBLE PSYCHOLOGY
Understand how you think, learn, and work.
We provide structured psychological assessment to help you understand your cognitive profile, identify patterns in learning and processing, and develop practical strategies for study, work, and everyday life.
Assessments can provide evidence for reasonable adjustments, exam arrangements, and Access to Work
support where appropriate.
Assessment services and strategy coaching
Structured psychological services that support understanding of cognitive profile, neurodivergent traits, and practical strategies for study, work, and everyday life.
Diagnostic Cognitive Assessment
Identify specific learning differences such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, or dysgraphia. Provides structured understanding of cognitive strengths, processing style, and areas of difficulty affecting study or work tasks.
Holistic Diagnostic Assessment
Broader assessment exploring learning differences, attention patterns, and autistic-style processing. Provides integrated understanding of cognitive profile and everyday functioning.
Work Style Profile
Understand how you work and identify practical strategies to manage everyday tasks. Supports more consistent organisation, focus, and task completion.
Strategy Coaching
Practical support to develop strategies for organisation, prioritisation, workload management, and follow-through. Focused on applying strategies consistently in everyday contexts.
Screening Services
Brief screening tools for dyslexia, ADHD traits, autism traits, sensory processing differences, and executive functioning. Helpful when considering whether a full assessment may be appropriate.
Updated Reports
If your existing report is out of date or no longer meets the requirements of your institution or employer, an updated report can ensure your needs are properly recognised and supported.
Which service is most appropriate?
Different assessments explore different aspects of thinking, learning, and everyday functioning.
clarity about a specific learning difference
understanding of broader neurodivergent profile
practical strategies to manage daily demands
updated documentation for work or study
We can help identify the most appropriate option where needed.
Diagnostic Cognitive Assessment
Who It's For
Adults seeking understanding of their learning strengths and areas of difficulty in study, work, or everyday tasks.
This assessment is often appropriate where a specific learning difference such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, or dysgraphia is suspected, but has not previously been formally identified.
What the assessment includes
- standardised assessment of verbal reasoning, visual reasoning, working memory, and processing speed
- assessment of literacy-related skills where relevant
- explanation of results and how these relate to learning, work tasks, and everyday functioning
Purpose
To understand how you process information and whether your profile is consistent with a specific learning difference.
Provides structured evidence of cognitive strengths and areas of difficulty.
Why this assessment can be helpful
Understanding your cognitive profile can help explain patterns of effort, identify appropriate strategies, and provide evidence for reasonable adjustments where appropriate.
Price: £650
If you are unsure whether this or a holistic assessment is most appropriate, we can advise.
Holistic Diagnostic Assessment
Who It's For
Adults seeking a broader understanding of how they think, learn and function in everyday life.
Suitable where more than one area of neurodivergence may be relevant, including specific learning differences and/or traits associated with ADHD or autism.
Appropriate where previous explanations have not fully accounted for day-to-day experiences, or where you are unsure which assessment pathway is most appropriate.
What the assessment includes
- Developmental interview covering education, work and life experiences.
- Comprehensive cognitive assessment of strengths and areas of difference.
- Exploration of specific learning differences where indicated.
- Exploration of ADHD and/or autistic characteristics where relevant to the referral question.
- Integrated interpretation of findings with practical recommendations.
Purpose
To understand how your brain works by bringing together cognitive assessment, developmental history and exploration of neurodivergent characteristics into one integrated psychological formulation.
Why this assessment can be helpful
This assessment is designed to answer the question:
"How does my brain work?"
It can:
- identify cognitive strengths and differences
- identify patterns associated with specific learning differences
- explore characteristics associated with ADHD and/or autism
- explain how these different aspects of your profile interact
- provide recommendations for work, study and everyday life
- support discussion with medical professionals where further diagnostic assessment may be appropriate
Price: £1300
This assessment does not provide a medical diagnosis of ADHD or autism. Where appropriate, findings can support referral for further specialist or differential diagnostic assessment.
Work Style Profile
A structured consultation for adults seeking a clearer understanding of how they work, particularly where organisation, focus, or managing everyday tasks feels more effortful than expected.
Who it's for
Adults who are:
- recently diagnosed and wanting to understand what this means in everyday life
- on a waiting list for an ADHD, autism or neurodiversity assessment
- considering whether neurodivergence may explain patterns in work, study or daily life
- experiencing difficulties with organisation, focus, workload management, task initiation or task completion
- trying to understand why some tasks feel manageable and others feel much more effortful
- wanting practical strategies before, after, or instead of a full diagnostic assessment
This consultation may be particularly helpful where there is uncertainty about why certain tasks feel difficult, or where a clearer understanding of working style is needed to improve consistency, reduce overwhelm and identify realistic support strategies.
What the Consultation Includes
- structured discussion exploring work, study or daily demands
- identification of strengths and the conditions that support you to work at your best
- exploration of tasks that feel more effortful, inconsistent or difficult to sustain
- consideration of attention, organisation, routines, environment, communication and task demands
- practical strategies tailored to how you work
- guidance on applying strategies consistently in everyday contexts
Purpose
To help you understand how you approach tasks, manage cognitive demands and work most effectively. This includes identifying what helps you work at your best, what gets in the way, and which practical strategies may support more consistent organisation, focus, confidence and day-to-day functioning.
Why this consultation can be helpful
Understanding how you work can help explain patterns of effort, reduce frustration, and identify strategies that feel realistic and sustainable. It can be useful if you are recently diagnosed, awaiting assessment, considering whether neurodivergence may be relevant, or simply wanting clearer insight into your working style and support needs.
Practical approaches can be applied immediately and may also help guide decisions about further assessment, workplace support or coaching.
Price: £225
Provides a structured way to translate understanding into realistic, usable approaches.
This consultation is not a diagnostic assessment. It is a practical, strategy-focused session designed to help you understand how you work at your best and what support may help in everyday life, study or work.
Strategy Coaching
Who It's For
Adults seeking practical support to manage organisation, workload, focus, and follow-through.
Particularly helpful where cognitive differences affect planning, prioritisation, memory, or maintaining consistency.
Why this can be helpful
Coaching focuses on developing practical strategies that can be applied consistently in everyday contexts.
Sessions support understanding of how you work best, identifying strategies that align with your strengths, and developing approaches that feel sustainable.
Price: £80 per session
What to Expect
- identification of strengths and areas of difficulty through structured discussion
- development of practical strategies tailored to work, study, or daily tasks
- support to improve organisation, prioritisation, and task completion
- guidance on managing cognitive load and overwhelm
- structured review of strategies to support consistency
Purpose
To develop practical strategies that support memory, organisation, attention, and follow-through.
Focus is on identifying approaches that are realistic, sustainable, and aligned with how you process information.
Coaching can be helpful alongside assessment or as a standalone support.
Start With Screening.
Screenings provide an initial indication of possible learning differences or neurodivergent traits.
They can help you decide whether a full assessment may be useful, or identify areas where strategies may support day-to-day functioning.
Price: £65 per screening
Dyslexia Screening
Identifies patterns in reading, spelling, and processing that may be consistent with dyslexia.
Autism Screening
Explores social communication style, preferences, and behavioural patterns associated with autism.
ADHD Screening
Screens for attention regulation, impulsivity, and executive functioning patterns associated with ADHD.
Camouflaging Traits
Explores masking behaviours often used to adapt in social or work environments. Helpful when autism traits may be less visible.
Sensory Profile
Identifies sensory processing patterns that may affect comfort, concentration, and daily functioning.
Executive Function Screening
Screens for differences in working memory, planning, organisation, task initiation, and task completion.
Each screening includes a written summary explaining your results, what they may indicate, whether a comprehensive assessment is likely to be beneficial, and the most appropriate next steps, where relevant.
Updated Reports
Who It's For
People who have an existing assessment but require updated wording or additional evidence for workplace adjustments, study support, or funding applications.
What to Expect
- review of previous report
- updated wording to reflect current needs
- additional clarification where helpful
- recommendations reformatted where needed
Price: £400
Purpose
To ensure documentation reflects current functional impact and remains appropriate for workplace or educational requirements.
If your existing report is out of date or no longer meets the requirements of your institution or employer, an updated report can ensure your needs are properly recognised and supported.
Your Journey to Clarity
People access support at different stages. The pathway below shows how screening, assessment, and practical strategies can work together to support effective study, work, and daily functioning.
Screening
Assessment
Strategy Coaching
Workplace or Education Support
Some people begin with screening, while others proceed directly to assessment. Recommendations and strategies are then developed based on your profile and goals.
Choosing Where to Start
Choosing the right starting point can feel unclear. We can help you identify which option is most appropriate based on your current needs.
Get in Touch
Ask questions or discuss which service may be most appropriate before booking.
Book an Assessment
Select a diagnostic or holistic assessment based on the type of understanding you are seeking.
Receive Recommendations
Receive a structured report with practical
recommendations for study, work, or daily functioning.