What you are seeing matters.
If you're here, you probably have a child who doesn’t fit the usual mould. They’re bright but struggling. Maybe they’re creative, but misunderstood. They ask surprisingly complex questions, but are anxious with peers. They love science, but struggle to write. Maybe they are sensitive, intense, or uneven in ways that others don’t seem to understand. Maybe they’re curious, funny, and full of ideas, but school just isn’t working for them.
You’re not alone. Many families feel stuck in this gap, trying to make sense of a child who’s both capable and struggling, often at the same time. It can feel like you’re seeing one child while the world sees another.
Our approach
Some children have advanced abilities and significant challenges. That mix, sometimes called dual exceptional or twice-exceptional, doesn’t fit neatly into an education system that sorts children by either their strengths or their needs.
When schools focus only on what’s hard, they miss the full picture. Strengths are overlooked. Struggles are misunderstood. Even when strengths are addressed, support is often split: remedial help for challenges, extension work for abilities. But these children are one whole, complex person, and deserve to be seen that way.
Here, we use a different lens. One that:
Recognises complexity
Builds on strengths
Offers practical tools to support your child more fully
Not by what they can’t do, but by who they are and who they can become.
How we can help
Strength Based Assessments
A structured process to understand your child’s learning profile, where their strengths lie, how their challenges show up, and what this means for supporting them at home and at school.
Workshops and Events
Live and recorded sessions designed to help parents understand twice-exceptionality, reframe struggles, and use strength-based strategies at home and in school conversations.
Not sure where to begin?
If you’re still trying to figure out what’s right for your child, you can book a free 15 minute call. No pressure, just a chance to connect and think through what might help, together.