Programmes & Services
Assessments, home-based programmes, school support and training, for autistic children, young people and adults. Whichever service you are considering, the first step is the same: a free conversation with a Clinical Director.
Programmes & Services
Assessments, home-based programmes, school support and training, for autistic children, young people and adults. Whichever service you are considering, the first step is the same: a free conversation with a Clinical Director.
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Three ways to begin
If you are considering any of our services, this is where to begin. Three ways to start the conversation, so choose the one that fits you. All first-step consultations are led personally by our Clinical Director. It’s as easy as:
Option 1 · By phoneFree 30-minute consultation
A no-obligation conversation with our Clinical Director. A direct line to a clinician, with no gatekeepers: plain-English advice and suggested next steps, before committing to anything.
Open to anyone. Parents and carers, autistic adults enquiring for themselves, schools, and healthcare and other professionals are all welcome to start here.
Best for a first conversation, or if you are unsure where to begin.
Free
Option 2 · At our centreFamily screening
Our Clinical Director spends an hour and a half with you and your child at our centre, and gives you a short written summary you can keep.
- • 1.5 hrs observation
- • Parent and child together
- • Written summary and recommendations
- • Next-step options
Best for families ready to bring their child in for an expert opinion.
£75
Option 3 · At your child’s schoolIn-school consultation
A three-hour observation of your child in their own classroom by our Clinical Director, followed by a detailed written report.
- • 3 hrs on-site
- • Real classroom routines
- • Liaison with school staff
- • Liaison with SENCO
- • Detailed written report
- • Written recommendation
Best for parents wanting an independent expert view of how their child is doing in school.
£600
All fees are exempt from VAT.
What We Offer
Programmes & Services
Specialist early intervention in a nurturing, play-based setting, building the foundations your child carries into school.
A specialist school where intensive ABA therapy and academic learning are part of one and the same day.
Support that continues past school and, by clinical agreement, into adulthood, extending ABA towards independence.
Focused ABA across the summer break, so children build on their progress rather than losing ground. Choose four weeks or six, with a lower weekly rate on the longer programme.
A short, intensive block of ABA over an agreed number of days, available all year round. It targets current areas of need or foundational learning, following a suitability assessment.
A supportive setting to practise the skills behind real friendships, alongside peers who share similar experiences. Best suited to children managing well day to day, rather than those needing one-to-one support.
A six-month cohort meeting monthly, where autistic adults build practical skills alongside others who understand. No formal diagnosis needed.
One-to-one parent coaching, in your home or ours, for families of babies and toddlers under two.
A six-month cohort meeting monthly, a judgement-free space for brothers and sisters to share experiences and build friendships.
Practical ABA strategies you can use straight away at home, through small-group learning over six weeks. Six modules covering behaviour, routines, food selectivity, communication, play and self-help. Open to parents of children of any age.
An independent review by our Clinical Director for families already receiving ABA elsewhere, with a written summary.
Deep dives into autism intervention and ABA practice, led by a member of our Senior Clinical Team.
Deep dives into autism intervention and ABA practice, led by a member of our Senior Clinical Team.
Evidence-based ABA strategies for teaching assistants and teachers, so willing support becomes skilled intervention.
We would always rather you asked. Whether you are an autistic adult, a parent or carer, a school or another professional, a short conversation with a Clinical Director will tell you whether a service fits, and what the alternatives are if it does not. Most programmes run from our Leeds centres, on site or with our team travelling to you. If you are further afield, get in touch and we will be straight about what is possible.
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Our commitment to safeguarding
Safeguarding shapes how we recruit, how we train and how we work with every child and family. All our staff are trained to current UK statutory requirements, hold Enhanced DBS certificates, and work with a Designated Safeguarding Lead on site.