We use our extensive and varied skills and experience to help people of all ages, individuals, families, schools, colleges, universities, employers, advisors, agents, statutory and voluntary services, organisations and the Courts.
With the A-card, disabled people, including dyslexics, can ask for help if they are arrested. Keep an A-card in your pocket. Copies are available by post or download.
Our team can help you to build a profile of your skills and abilities. We can help you understand and use your strengths to overcome or avoid difficulties and barriers.
You want to know what a psychologist's report means. You then need to obtain the right kind of help. The first booklet in this series looks at meeting children's needs.
A report from the National Centre for Applied Psychology can clear confusion about the role of psychologists as expert witnesses.
Before you pay anyone for assessment, resources or support we can talk through your concerns. We help you work out what to do next and what it might cost.
We report and give evidence to Courts on disabilities understanding ability and capacity. We give employers and educators practical advice on how to meet needs.
