Ethical principles

 

My practice is built on a few clear principles:

 

• Ensuring that clients understand the process of assessment, that they feel at ease, and that they understand issues around diagnosis or non-diagnosis.

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• Gathering a full picture of how the person has responded to previous support, as part of the assessment process. 

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• Giving a clear, independent and professional view.

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• Not being linked to any ongoing literacy intervention services - clients are free to commission their own specialist teacher or tutors following assessment as they require.

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• Offering a 10-15% reduction in fees for families in financial hardship or where parents aren't currently working - please just ask.​

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• Abiding by legal and professional guidelines including UK GDPR data-protection legislation: my privacy notice can be sent on request.

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