Diagnostic Assessments
Clinical and cognitive diagnostic assessments, delivered by qualified clinicians and chartered psychologists, producing formal reports for examination adjustments, legal protection, and personal clarity.
Clinical Confirmation, Not Guesswork
A diagnostic assessment uses objective clinical and cognitive measures to confirm or rule out a formal diagnosis for a specific neurodivergent condition. It is delivered by a qualified clinician and produces a formal report that can be used for examination adjustments, Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA), legal protection, or personal clarity.
- Validated psychometric and cognitive testing batteries
- Delivered by qualified clinicians and chartered psychologists
- Formal clinical report accepted for examinations, DSA, and legal purposes
- Clear, individualised recommendations that flow into workplace adjustments
Conditions We Assess
Our clinicians are qualified to diagnose across the full range of neurodivergent conditions, using validated, age-appropriate protocols.
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Formal clinical assessment using ADOS-2 and ADI-R-informed protocols.
ADHD
Comprehensive attention and behaviour profiling with validated clinical instruments.
Dyslexia
Literacy and cognitive processing assessments confirming specific learning difficulties.
Dyspraxia / DCD
Motor coordination and processing assessments for Developmental Coordination Disorder.
Dyscalculia
Numerical reasoning and mathematical processing diagnostics.
When a Diagnostic Assessment Is Typically Needed
- When a formal, confirmed diagnosis is required for examination access applications
- When an individual needs formal documentation for legal or employment protection purposes
- When previous screening has indicated tendencies that warrant a more comprehensive clinical assessment
- When an individual wants confirmed personal clarity about their neurodivergent profile
Screening or Diagnostic — Which Do You Need?
A screening assessment identifies whether an individual demonstrates tendencies associated with a neurodivergent condition — it produces an indication, not a confirmed diagnosis. A diagnostic assessment uses objective clinical measures to confirm or rule out a diagnosis formally. If you're not sure which is right for your situation, our team will help you decide.
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