Understand more. Plan what helps.
Psychological and cognitive assessments for a fuller picture of strengths, experiences and needs.
Psychological assessments
A psychological assessment explores thoughts, feelings, behaviour and the wider context of your life. It can help clarify difficulties, identify strengths and guide recommendations for support or therapy.
Cognitive assessments
Cognitive assessment explores aspects of thinking and learning. Age-appropriate standardised measures can help develop a profile of strengths and areas where support may be useful, with recommendations for school, university or work.
The assessment tools, format and any involvement of other specialists are agreed according to the question being explored. Please enquire about learning, memory, sensory or other specialist assessment needs.
What happens next?
Planning an assessment
We discuss your goals, the information needed, who may contribute and the agreed assessment arrangements. Additional work and fees are explained before proceeding.
Will an assessment always lead to a diagnosis?
No. An assessment explores whether diagnostic criteria are met and considers alternative or co-occurring explanations. Feedback focuses on understanding your profile and identifying useful next steps, whatever the outcome.
Can I discuss adjustments?
Yes. Please share any communication, sensory or processing needs before your appointment so that suitable adjustments can be considered.