Initial Assessment
Assessing your child's communication through neurodiversity affirming means.
Starting therapy begins with understanding your child’s unique communication profile.
Before beginning therapy sessions, all clients are required to have an initial assessment.
What's included?
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A face-to-face session (typically from 2 hours)
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Observation, informal or formal assessment tasks
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Discussion with parents/carers
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Information gathering from relevant professionals (if needed)
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Written feedback notes from assessment if required / appropriate
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This can be swapped out for a formal report
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Parents can request additional feedback call if needed
What you'll gain
Insight into your child’s communication profile
Clarity on next steps
An opportunity to ask questions and feel supported
What is an Initial Assessment?
The initial assessment is a vital first step. It allows me to get a clear picture of your child’s strengths, challenges, and communication needs in order to tailor therapy effectively.
This session typically includes:
Observation and interaction with your child
Discussion with you as parents/carers
Gathering background and developmental information
Informal or formal assessment tasks, depending on need