ADHD assessment enquiries
An ADHD assessment may explore attention, impulsivity, executive functioning, emotional regulation, learning, behaviour and daily functioning.
Assessment enquiries
ADHD and Autism assessment enquiries in Padbury.
Assessment can help clarify a person’s strengths, challenges and support needs. Genevieve provides calm and structured ADHD and Autism assessment enquiry pathways.
Assessment areas
Supportive, careful and practical assessment pathways.
The assessment process is designed to gather information carefully, consider developmental and functional history, and provide practical recommendations where appropriate.
Autism assessment enquiries
An Autism assessment may explore social communication, flexibility, sensory preferences, developmental history, strengths and support needs.
What to expect
A clear process for families and clients.
Initial enquiry
You send a brief enquiry outlining the reason for assessment and the main concerns.
Intake and history
Relevant background information is gathered, including developmental, family, school, work or functional history where appropriate.
Assessment information
The process may include interviews, questionnaires, standardised tools and input from parents, schools or other stakeholders where relevant and consented.
Feedback and recommendations
Assessment feedback focuses on understanding the person’s presentation and identifying practical recommendations for support.
Important note
Assessment is about understanding, not rushing to a label.
The goal of assessment is to better understand the person’s presentation and support needs. Assessment may help clarify whether ADHD, Autism or other factors may be contributing to current concerns.
Genevieve will consider whether an assessment pathway appears appropriate based on the enquiry and available information. In some cases, another type of support or referral may be more suitable.
No assessment can guarantee a particular diagnosis or outcome.
Assessment enquiries
Ask about an ADHD or Autism assessment pathway.
Send a brief enquiry outlining who the assessment is for and what concerns have led you to seek support.
Make an enquiry