A comprehensive, identity-affirming assessment experience designed for neurodivergent adults who want to deeply understand their needs, identity, and strategies for sustainable well-being.
 
Ideal for:
Those seeking clarity and validation around their neurodivergent identity (e.g. autism, ADHD, PDA)
Adults preparing for significant life decisions (e.g. Access to Work, diagnosis, employment change, relationships)
People feeling misunderstood or unsupported and wanting language to name their experience
People with secure and/or available disposable income
 
What's Included:
Initial Planning & Reflection Call (60-90 mins, or 2 shorter calls))
A collaborative conversation to clarify your focus areas, explore what’s already known or suspected, and co-design the direction of the assessment.
Communication Assessment Session (90 mins or 2 x 45 minute sessions)
A relational space to explore how you understand, express, and connect — including language, processing, interaction, scripting, advocacy, and communication preferences.
Sensory & Regulation Assessment Session (90 mins or 2 x 45 minute sessions)
Focused on your sensory processing patterns — how you process sensory input, what supports or overwhelms you, and how this affects daily functioning, regulation, and well-being.
Neurodivergent Identity & Lived Experience Session (90 mins or 2 x 45 minute sessions)
A space to unpack your journey — including masking, burnout, internalised ableism, trauma-informed experiences, and how you relate to the world.
Reflective Questionnaires
You’ll be invited to complete a small number of reflective tools or questionnaires to inform the assessment process — these aren’t tests, and we’ll use them flexibly. This element includes 2-3 hours of my time, indirectly, reviewing and analysing the feedback as part of the assessment.
Comprehensive Clinical Report (8–10 pages)
A detailed and collaboratively constructed report using neurodivergent-affirming language, grounded in your lived experience, with practical recommendations across work, home, and relationships.
Workplace/Access Summary Letter (2-4 pages)
For people in work; a simplified version of your report, designed to be shared with employers or other professionals, outlining your communication style, access needs, and reasonable adjustments.
Debrief Session (60 mins)
A chance to reflect together on your report, 1-2 weeks after publication, for you to ask questions, and talk through next steps — whether that’s personal insight, workplace advocacy, or future support.
Record Keeping, Planning and Reflection
Throughout this assessment process, my time spent report writing, record keeping after sessions, planning and preparing for our time together, or reflecting and analysing on the assessment information we build together, is also included. A minimum of 10-12 hours.