Testimonials

"Thank you. Your help with my daughter and son has in fact been pivotal. They are both steaming forward now with increased confidence, glorious to see. My daughter is doing very well at Leeds studying Biological Sciences ( she thinks she may even get a first in her first year) and my son seems largely unphased by his GCSEs now he is on study leave. Thank you again. You do amazing work for a chunk of society often sidelined by circumstances." Parent 

"Thank you for your detailed report and the time you spent with my daughter. It's very helpful to have this information prior to her starting University. She said herself 'I'm glad to have an answer now , and it's not just because I never tried hard enough."

“The report was not only informative, we found the recommendations to be extremely useful.” - Parent 

“The assessment was conducted at our home as we felt our son would feel more at ease. He sat and completed the assessment an enjoyed the tasks he had to complete.” - Parent 

“The assessment was very thorough and gave us in depth information regarding our son’s diagnosis, which is exactly what we required. I have already recommended Janice to other parents.”

“Janice was very calm and gentle with my son which kept him feeling relaxed.”

“My son is much more content now that he knows he is dyslexic as he understands himself much more, he knows he’s not stupid, that he’s a clever boy who just needs help in certain areas.”

“The school and my tutor both commented that this was one of the best reports they had seen.”

“You’ve done such a thorough and considered assessment and we couldn’t be happier with it. Such a clear, structured view from outside is so useful when, as parents, we sometimes feel like we’re floundering. Thank you so much.”

"Thank you so much for this thorough and insightful report. We feel it reflects our daughter perfectly  and helps to explain why she is so challenged when her ability and determination is so high. She came out of the assessment absolutely delighted. She felt you had understood her brain."