Who it’s for: Adults seeking a complete understanding of their cognitive, developmental, and neurodivergent profile.

Purpose: To explore learning differences alongside traits of autism and ADHD for a comprehensive view. This includes consideration of dyslexia, dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder), dysgraphia, and dyscalculia. Testing confirms which neurotype or combination of neurotypes best reflects your profile. A holistic assessment can also provide a provisional diagnosis that can be shared with your GP to support referral for further specialist assessment to confirm ADHD or autism.

What to expect:

• Developmental case history interview to explore your background and experiences
• Standardised testing for learning, attention, and related areas
• Where needed, explore ADHD or autism traits in detail
• Clear explanation of findings, showing how traits interact and affect study, work, and daily life
• Practical recommendations for strategies, workplace support, and study adjustments
• A report that can be used as evidence when seeking referral for further assessment or potential medical treatment, where relevant
• Signposting to additional support, including referral to medical practitioners if appropriate

Why it matters: A holistic approach provides the full picture, helping you understand your strengths and challenges in context. This clarity ensures tailored recommendations and support for learning, work, and wellbeing, and helps you access further clinical pathways if required.