Swithenbank Psychology Ltd.
Educational psychologist assessments for children and adults
What we provide
-
In-depth educational psychologist assessments to identify children's learning needs and barriers to their education.
​
-
Specific learning difficulty assessments for adults who need a report for Disabled Students' Allowance and/or Access to Work applications.
​
​
Areas of expertise
-
​Dyslexia and literacy​
-
Dysgraphia and writing
-
Dyscalculia and maths
-
Specific learning difficulties/differences
-
Attention/executive functions/ADHD
-
Working memory
-
Processing speed
-
Cognitive ability
-
General/global learning difficulties
-
Social communication/ASC
-
Language and understanding
-
Emotional factors affecting learning (low self-esteem, high anxiety)
-
Gifted and talented/IQ assessments
-
Advice for EHC Needs Assessments
-
Reports for Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA) applications
-
Reports for Access to Work applications
​
Credentials​
-
Highly experienced educational psychologist
-
Professional Doctorate in Educational and Child Psychology
-
Practitioner Psychologist registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (PYL32205)
-
Fully insured​
-
Enhanced DBS clearance
​
​
Parent
"We feel a real sense of relief that our daughter is now able to reduce her frustration and anxiety by having an understanding of the methods of learning that will work for her and why some things have been a challenge for her in the past."
Adult
"Everything was great. On the day, Aimee was warm, open and patient throughout the various assessments. I really appreciated the feedback meeting on the day as I was able to receive the results promptly and had the opportunity to ask questions."
Parent
"Really professional service with great communication throughout the process. The assessment covered what was asked for. Very helpful report, written clearly with recommendations for home and school."
Contact Us
07706 964694
aimee@swithenbankpsychology.co.uk
​In your email please include your name, the age of the person to be assessed, a brief outline of your concerns and the type of work you are interested in.