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There are a range of neurodevelopmental conditions including Autism, Developmental Language Disorder, ADHD, Dyslexia, Developmental Co-ordination Disorder and Social Communication Disorder.
There are a range of neurodevelopmental conditions including Autism, Developmental Language Disorder, ADHD, Dyslexia, Developmental Co-ordination Disorder and Social Communication Disorder.
As co-owner at Neurodevelopmental Assessment Stirling, we offer a range of neurodevelopmental assessments with a fully registered with HCPC or NMC highly experienced multidisciplinary team. Whether you are looking for assessment or therapeutic support, we can help.
As co-owner at Neurodevelopmental Assessment Stirling, we offer a range of neurodevelopmental assessments with a fully registered with HCPC or NMC highly experienced multidisciplinary team. Whether you are looking for assessment or therapeutic support, we can help.
What Is Autism?
What Is Autism?
Autism (Autism Spectrum Condition) is a lifelong neurodevelopmental profile that affects how a person experiences the world, communicates, and interacts with others. This can include differences in social communication, sensory processing, routines and predictability, emotional regulation, and ways of thinking and learning. Autism presents differently in each individual, with unique strengths as well as challenges. A formal assessment can help clarify an individual’s profile so that understanding, adjustments, and support can be tailored appropriately.
Autism (Child and Adult Autism Assessments)
Autism (Child and Adult Autism Assessments)
Our comprehensive diagnostic assessments are delivered by a multidisciplinary team of specialist clinicians. Assessments follow recognised UK standards (including SIGN and NICE guidance) and include:
Thorough developmental and clinical history, including structured screening questionnaires
Initial consultation appointment
Use of recognised, evidence-based assessment tools (such as ADOS-2, AQ, and other recognised screening tools)
Specialist clinician observations and detailed clinical analysis
Feedback session with a clear explanation of outcomes and opportunity for follow-up questions
Detailed written report with personalised recommendations and guidance
We offer a range of assessment options, including initial consultations, initial consultation with report, and full formal diagnostic assessments.
What Is ADHD?
What Is ADHD?
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a lifelong neurodevelopmental profile that affects attention, activity levels, and impulse control. This can include differences in focus, organisation, emotional regulation, and energy levels — and everyone’s experience is different. Formal assessment helps clarify strengths and needs so that support, if required, can be tailored effectively.
ADHD (Child and Adult ADHD Assessments)
ADHD (Child and Adult ADHD Assessments)
Our comprehensive diagnostic assessments are delivered by a multidisciplinary team of specialist clinicians. Assessments follow recognised UK standards (including SIGN and NICE guidance) and include:
Thorough developmental and clinical history, including structured screening questionnaires
Initial consultation appointment
Use of recognised, evidence-based assessment tools (such as DIVA-5, Conners scales, ASRS)
Specialist clinician observations and clinical analysis
Feedback session with clear explanation of outcomes and opportunity for follow-up questions
Detailed written report with personalised recommendations and guidance
We offer a range of assessment options, including initial consultations, initial consultation with report, and full formal diagnostic assessments.
What Is Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)?
What Is Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)?
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a common but often under-recognised neurodevelopmental condition that affects how people understand / process and use spoken language.
DLD is common, affecting around 1 in 14 people, making it more prevalent than many other well-known neurodevelopmental conditions. However, because its signs can be subtle or misunderstood, many individuals remain undiagnosed or mislabelled as “shy,” “inattentive,” or “not trying hard enough.”
Early or later identification of DLD can be life-changing. Understanding language strengths and needs can improve access to education, work, relationships, and mental wellbeing — and help individuals receive the right support, adjustments, and strategies.
DLD (Child and Adult DLD Assessment)
DLD (Child and Adult DLD Assessment)
Our comprehensive Developmental Language Disorder assessments are delivered by experienced specialist Speech and Language Therapists with expertise in neurodevelopmental conditions. Assessments follow recognised UK best-practice guidance and include:
Detailed developmental, educational, and communication history
Structured screening and standardised language assessment
Specialist clinician observation and analysis of expressive and receptive language skills
Consideration of overlap with other neurodevelopmental conditions
Feedback session with clear explanation of findings and opportunity for questions
Detailed written report with personalised, practical recommendations
Whether concerns are emerging in early childhood, school years, or adulthood, an assessment can provide clarity, understanding, and a clear pathway forward. Fee from £250 for brief assessment to £350 for full formal assessment.
We offer a range of support services for children and young people with neurodevelopmental conditions including:
Speech and language development
Understanding emotions
Executive functioning skills
Exam support (question formats, timing etc)
Parent consultations
We also offer a range of support services for adults and students with neurodevelopmental conditions including:
Communication support
Workplace adjustments
Support with form filling
Executive functioning skills
College and University student support
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