The battery of tests used for a formal diagnostic assessment can take up to four hours to complete. To ensure your child is as comfortable as possible, testing can usually take place in your own home. Alternatively, testing can take place in my designated assessment room. Rest breaks are given as appropriate in order to split the process into manageable chunks.
Following the assessment itself, the data that has been gathered is used to formulate a diagnosis, a detailed report focusing on strengths and weaknesses, plus a series of recommendations to help support your child both at home and at school. You may also be given recommendations to seek assessment from other professionals if your child's results suggest other difficulties may be present (for example dyspraxia or dyscalculia). The completed report will be sent to you as a pdf document.