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See what our patients are saying

“After years of know that somehow the wiring was just a bit different, it is really helpful to know what it is that we are all dealing with. Thank you very much for this - and the fact that you had to consider whether this was the right diagnosis and take some time over this, greatly reassures us, as we both feel it does fit with our daughter. Our challenge now is to get the right support, and give her the right support.”

“My therapist is a phenomenal human and a fantastic therapist. I came to her at a very low point in my life, at risk of being signed off work and not really functioning. I worked with my therapist over several months through my diagnosis and the severe anxiety issues that were part of it. It was hard work but she was with me every step of the way. She knew when to push and when to let me breath and she helped me come back to myself from a place of severe disassociation.”

"My therapist’s compassion, understanding, warmth, and support always stood out and meant so much to me when I was in distress. She is a wonderful therapist and I will be forever grateful for the privilege of her counselling... I appreciate all of your time and help over the past several month - you've helped me navigate through a difficult time and I'm grateful for all of the very useful coping tools and techniques you taught me along the way. I'll be sure to be in touch if/when I may need a "top-up" in the future. (Likely, I think!)".

“Many thanks. The report has surprisingly really summed up my son. It has been so long with teachers not understanding him as a person or not realising his neurodiverse qualities that it has been really refreshing you all understood him and his nuances so well. I'm sure there will be lots of positive aspects for him out of this.”

"I was a client of yours & the work I did with you has been truly life changing."

“Thank you for your recommendations, they are all brilliant. The process has been extremely helpful, and I wouldn’t have been able to feel like this without all of your help and support.”

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Significant signs of Dyslexia

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Moderate signs of Dyslexia

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Few signs of Dyslexia

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