We provide individual or joint social communication, cognitive and speech and language therapy assessments, diagnostic reports, and individualised intervention plans.
Our diagnostic assessments and reports follow the NICE guidelines (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) and pioneering research using international standard instruments.
We provide expert independent medico-legal assessments and reports that adhere to the NICE guidelines. Parents may seek a statutory assessment, apply for an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP), or appeal.
Professionals at Roundway Centre use advanced assessment methods to gain an in-depth individual profile of each child.
Advanced video analysis has improved the accuracy of assessments, contributing to an individual profile, diagnosis, personal plan and intervention.
Post-assessment planning meetings are booked to discuss what measures can be put in place to support the young person / child at school.
Everyone has an individual profile, and the assessment is a way of understanding the person’s strengths and needs to better understand and support them. Most people get by in day-to-day life, but sometimes, they need to feel understood and know that adults are working with them to achieve their full potential.
The therapist helps children and young people with a range of social-emotional, communication, interaction, and learning needs. Individual goals are identified in close collaboration with parents and teachers in the therapy sessions.
PACT works to understand, nurture and respond positively to the development and communication needs of neurodiverse and autistic children, with outcomes influenced by the quality of communication.