We offer full diagnostic assessments for children to explore literacy and learning difficulties. Where appropriate, this includes a diagnosis of dyslexia and practical recommendations for support at both school and home. Many families seek an assessment when they feel their child is not progressing as expected, despite effort and ability. A wide range of information is gathered to develop a holistic understanding of your child’s learning profile, highlighting strengths, identifying barriers, and providing clear next steps.

We provide comprehensive diagnostic assessments for adults. Where appropriate, we will confirm a clear diagnosis of dyslexia and produce a detailed report with practical recommendations to support learning and the workplace. If you receive a diagnosis, you may be eligible (subject to scheme criteria) to apply for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) and/or Access to Work, which can fund specialist support and recommended equipment to help you access your course and job.

A full diagnostic dyscalculia assessment offers clarity about what’s driving your child’s struggles and provides a diagnosis where relevant alongside practical, step-by-step recommendations to help them move forward with the right support in place. Maths difficulties can affect a child’s confidence and progress at school, as well as everyday skills like telling the time, handling money, and following sequences. Our assessment looks carefully at your child’s profile of strengths and needs, and results in a clear, parent-friendly report with tailored strategies and guidance for home and school.

A full diagnostic dyscalculia assessment can confirm whether dyscalculia is present, help you understand your learning profile, and provide clear recommendations for supportive strategies and reasonable adjustments. Dyscalculia most often involves a persistent difficulty with number sense, understanding numerical magnitude, how quantities relate, and what numbers represent. Our assessments are supportive and respectful, designed to identify what’s been getting in the way and to give you practical, usable recommendations to make maths-related tasks feel more manageable and less stressful.

Access expert personalised advice ​to get the support at school, college, university or within your workplace. Contact us to discuss how we can help. 

An EHCP is a legally binding plan that sets out a child or young person’s special educational needs (SEN) and the support required to meet those needs. It outlines:

• identified needs and strengths

• agreed outcomes

• provision required (education, health and social care)

• placement and how support will be delivered

Dr Grace Elliott has experience preparing EHCP reports and providing support in relation to SEND tribunals.

If you’d like support with EHCP assessment evidence, annual reviews, or tribunal-related documentation, please get in touch.