Our Services
Practical support that fits your child
We offer eight specialist services for children with autism, ADHD, learning difficulties, and developmental needs. Everything we do is shaped around your child — their pace, their strengths, and what matters most to your family.
Assessments
Understanding your child, thoroughly and honestly
Before we do anything else, we take the time to really understand your child. Our assessment process looks at development, learning ability, behaviour, and communication — giving us a clear picture of where your child is right now, and where they can go next.
Ages: From 18 months
What’s included:
- Developmental screening and evaluation
- Educational and learning assessments
- Behavioural observation and analysis
- Detailed parent consultation and feedback
- Written report with practical recommendations
Occupational Therapy
Building the everyday skills children need
Some children struggle with things other kids seem to do naturally — using scissors, tying shoelaces, sitting still at a desk, or coping with busy environments. Our occupational therapists help children develop these skills through fun, practical activities that build confidence day by day.
Ages: 2 – 16 years
What’s included:
- Fine and gross motor skill development
- Handwriting and pencil grip training
- Self-care and daily living skills
- Attention and concentration strategies
- Home and school activity programmes
Speech Therapy
Helping children find their voice
Whether your child isn't talking yet, is hard to understand, or struggles to follow conversations, our speech therapists work patiently to improve their communication. We use a mix of structured sessions and natural activities to help children express themselves and be understood.
Ages: 18 months – 16 years
What’s included:
- Speech sound and articulation work
- Language comprehension and expression
- Social communication and pragmatic skills
- Feeding and oral motor support
- Parent coaching for communication at home
Sensory Integration Therapy
When the world feels too much — or not enough
Some children are overwhelmed by loud sounds, certain textures, or bright lights. Others seek out intense movement and touch. Sensory integration therapy helps children process sensory information better, so they can be calmer, more focused, and more comfortable in their own bodies.
Ages: 2 – 14 years
What’s included:
- Sensory profile assessment
- Structured sensory diet planning
- Therapeutic activities in our sensory room
- Self-regulation and coping strategies
- Guidance for parents and teachers
Behavioural Modification
Positive, practical support for challenging behaviours
When a child's behaviour becomes difficult to manage — at home, at school, or out in public — it can be exhausting for the whole family. We work together with parents and caregivers to understand why behaviours happen, and put practical strategies in place that actually work.
Ages: 2 – 16 years
What’s included:
- Functional behaviour assessment
- Positive behaviour support plans
- Routine and structure guidance
- Parent and caregiver coaching
- School behaviour consultation
One-on-One Teaching
Individual attention, real progress
In a group classroom, some children simply get lost. Our one-on-one teaching gives your child a dedicated teacher who works at their pace, using methods that suit how they learn. Every session is focused entirely on your child — their strengths, their challenges, and their goals.
Ages: 3 – 16 years
What’s included:
- Individualised lesson planning
- Multi-sensory teaching techniques
- Regular progress tracking and reporting
- Curriculum adapted to the child's level
- Coordination with parents on home practice
Individual Education Plan (IEP)
A learning roadmap designed around your child
An IEP is more than paperwork — it's a clear, practical plan that spells out what your child needs to learn, how we'll teach it, and how we'll know it's working. We write every IEP in plain language, with achievable goals and regular reviews so you always know where things stand.
Ages: 3 – 16 years
What’s included:
- Comprehensive baseline assessment
- Clear, measurable learning objectives
- Teaching strategies tailored to your child
- Termly reviews and progress updates
- Collaboration with schools and other professionals
Academic Bridging the Gap
Catching up and keeping up with mainstream school
When children fall behind their classmates — whether because of a learning difficulty, time out of school, or a late diagnosis — it can feel hard to catch up. This service is designed to close that gap with focused, structured support so children can transition into or stay in mainstream education.
Ages: 5 – 16 years
What’s included:
- Academic skills assessment and gap analysis
- Structured catch-up programmes in core subjects
- Exam preparation and study skills
- Transition support for mainstream school
- Regular progress reports for parents
How It Works
Getting started is straightforward
We keep the process simple so you can focus on what matters — your child.
01
Get in touch
Call or send us a message. We'll have a friendly conversation about your child and what you're looking for.
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Assessment
We carry out a thorough assessment to understand your child's needs, strengths, and areas for support.
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Your child's plan
We put together a personalised plan with clear goals, and talk it through with you so everyone's on the same page.
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Sessions begin
Therapy and teaching sessions start, with regular check-ins and updates so you can see your child's progress.
Ready to take the first step?
Whether you already know what your child needs or you’re just starting to look for answers, we’re here to help. Reach out today.
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