It’s time for your child to be seen for what they can do.
A strength-based assessment uncovers your child’s talents, interests, and learning preferences, giving you practical insights to help them thrive at school and at home.
Many parents of neurodivergent children feel disheartened and frustrated when reading a diagnosis report. Most reports focus on what your child can’t do, giving you a view of their deficits rather than their potential.
The result?
➜ Your child feels misunderstood, frustrated, or ‘stupid.’
➜ You feel drained from fighting their corner.
➜ Teachers only see the struggles, not the spark.
A strength-based assessment reveals potential,
providing a full picture of your child and how they can flourish.
What is a strength based assessment?
Instead of cataloguing what’s “wrong,” we explore what makes your child tick.
We uncover:
➜ Strengths: where they shine and show potential
➜ Learning preferences: how they learn best
➜ Interests: what motivates and excites them
➜ Conditions for success: the environments where they thrive
This process is collaborative. You, your child, and optionally teachers can all contribute. You receive a fuller, truer picture of your child and the supports and adjustments they require for a positive, effective, and meaningful learning experience.
What you receive
➜ Personalised Family Report: An in-depth profile of your child’s strengths, interests, and strategies for learning growth.
➜ School Toolkit: A practical set of recommendations for teachers that can be implemented right away, helping your child feel seen and supported in the classroom.
➜ Actionable Guidance: Ideas for enrichment and activities that match your child’s strengths, encouraging confidence, engagement, and belonging.
The mission of a strength-based assessment is to identify the strengths of children who are struggling in traditional educational settings, and support families and schools in creating environments where they can thrive intellectually, socially, and emotionally.
Why It Helps
A strength-based assessment empowers your child by recognising who they are and what they can do.
Equips you to advocate effectively in school settings.
Gives teachers practical, easy-to-use strategies.
Supports strength-based educational practices and talent development, helping your child grow rather than just manage struggles.
Next Steps
If you’re ready to see your child in a whole, accurate, and empowering way, and to receive strategies that can be implemented immediately at school and at home, book a call to discuss a strength-based assessment for your child.