Conditions

We offer a wide array of screening, assessments, and interventions tailored to address various special educational needs and medical conditions. Our services encompass support for an extensive range of conditions, including but not limited to those listed below, which are commonly encountered in our practice:

What types of conditions
do we work with?

Learning Conditions

Learning conditions can significantly impact an individual’s educational journey. Our mission is to provide comprehensive support for a diverse range of learning conditions, enabling all children and young people to unlock their full potential not only in education but also in all aspects of life.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Attention difficulties

Dyscalculia

Dysgraphia

Dyslexia

Learning difficulties

Scotopic sensitivity syndrome

Social communication difficulties

Developmental Conditions

Developmental conditions may disrupt the expected progression in children and young people. Our services offer adaptable support to recognise and tackle the challenges associated with developmental conditions, ensuring tailored assistance to meet individual needs effectively.

Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)

Developmental delay

Down’s Syndrome

Mental Health Conditions

Mental health conditions can influence an individual’s cognition, emotions, and actions, impacting various facets of their life such as home, community, and education. We specialise in providing assistance for a variety of mental health conditions in children and young people, ensuring comprehensive support across multiple domains.

Addictive disorders

Adjustment difficulties

Anger and violence

Anxiety and panic attacks

Attachment difficulties

Body dysmorphic disorder

Conduct disorders

Conversion disorder

Eating disorders

Gender dysphoria

Hypervigilance

Isolation or withdrawal

Low mood and depression

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

Paranoia

Personality disorders

Phobias

Relationship difficulties

Selective mutism

Self-esteem difficulties

Self-harm

Stress

Toileting difficulties

Trauma

Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC)

An autism spectrum condition is a neurodevelopmental disorder that may influence behaviour and communication. Our services encompass holistic assessments and interventions tailored to children and young people with an autism spectrum condition, ensuring comprehensive support to address their unique needs.

Pathological demand avoidance

Autistic spectrum condition

Hyperlexia

Physical and Sensory Conditions

A physical condition impacts an individual’s movement and physical capabilities, while a sensory condition alters how they process information. Our services cater to the requirements of children and young people affected by physical and/or sensory conditions, offering tailored support to address their specific needs effectively.

Cerebral palsy

Developmental co-ordination disorder (DCD)

Pain management

Sensory processing difficulties

Neurological Conditions

Neurological conditions can impact the brain, spine, and nerves, presenting diverse challenges. Our expertise lies in identifying and addressing the unique needs associated with neurological conditions, ensuring comprehensive support for individuals affected by them.

Traumatic brain injury

Stroke

Chronic Pain and Fatigue Conditions

Chronic pain and fatigue conditions have a pervasive impact on every aspect of an individual’s life. Our services extend to addressing psychological and academic needs associated with these conditions, offering tailored support to help individuals manage and thrive despite their challenges.

Chronic fatigue syndrome

Fibromyalgia

Sleep Disorders

Chronic pain and fatigue conditions have wide-ranging effects on an individual’s life. We’re equipped to offer support for the psychological and academic needs linked to these conditions, ensuring comprehensive assistance to navigate the challenges they present.

Insomnia

Sleep hallucinations

Sleep terrors

Sleep walking

Bed wetting

Hypersomnolence

Insomnia

Narcolepsy

Situational Factors

A situational factor is a circumstance which can affect an individual’s life in many ways. We can provide support for children and young people who have difficulties in relation to their situation.

Abuse and neglect

Adoption

Bereavement

Bullying

Children with looked after status

Family difficulties

Parenting difficulties

Sexuality

Arrange an Initial Discussion

Arrange an Initial Discussion to find out how we can help. The initial discussion lasts 1-1.5 hours, comes with a written recommendation summary and is a starting point to identify needs. The cost is £300

  • No waiting lists
  • Experienced psychologists
  • Includes recommendation summary
only

£300

/hour

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Children and young people supported
14
Paid positions
9
Placements provided
17
Schools worked with