Book an appointment.
Take the first step towards understanding your child
Choosing to seek support for your child is an important decision. A consultation provides you with dedicated time to discuss your concerns, gain a clearer understanding of your child's needs and explore practical next steps.
My consultations are personalised and focused on your child’s individual situation. There is no one-size-fits-all approach; our time together is centred around understanding your family and identifying meaningful ways forward.
How it works
1. Choose your consultation
Select the consultation that best fits your needs.
If you are unsure where to begin, the Parent Clarity Consultation is often the best starting point. It provides focused guidance for parents who need help understanding their situation and deciding on next steps.
2. Complete the booking information
Before your consultation, you will be asked to provide some background information about your child and the areas where you would like support.
This allows me to prepare properly and ensures our time together is focused and valuable.
3. Attend your consultation
During our consultation, we will discuss your concerns, explore your child's individual needs and consider practical strategies and next steps.
I will listen carefully, ask questions and help you make sense of what may be happening for your child.
4. Moving forward
Following your consultation, you will have a clearer understanding of your child's needs and practical ideas to support them.
If further support would be helpful, we can discuss the most appropriate next steps.
Before booking
To make sure my consultancy is the right fit for your needs, please note:
My consultations are for parents who are looking for personalised guidance around ADHD, neurodivergence, SEND and education. If you are seeking tutoring, subject teaching or academic coaching, this service may not be the right fit.
Consultations are booked directly so that our time together can be fully focused on understanding your child and your family’s needs.
What to prepare
You do not need to have all the answers before we meet.
It can be helpful to have:
questions or concerns you would like to discuss;
information about your child's strengths and challenges;
relevant reports or school feedback, if available;
examples of situations where you would like guidance.
My aim is to provide a supportive, thoughtful and practical consultation that helps you feel more confident in understanding and supporting your child.