For families

Support that puts your child first

Independent assessments, advice and therapeutic work for children and young people from early years to post-16.

We understand that seeking support for your child can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly when navigating educational systems, assessments or uncertainty around needs.

Royle Psychology works closely with families to provide clear, compassionate and evidence-informed support, helping parents and carers feel informed, supported and empowered throughout the process.

Our approach focuses on developing a detailed understanding of each child or young person’s strengths, needs and experiences across home, school and wider contexts. Wherever possible, the views and voice of the child or young person remain central to the assessment process.

Consultation Package

A collaborative and confidential consultation to explore concerns, develop understanding and consider meaningful next steps together.

Pre-meeting questionnaire
60-minute virtual or in-person consultation
Written summary with recommendations

Cognitive & Learning Assessment

A comprehensive assessment of cognitive ability, strengths and needs, leading to a detailed psychological report. Including:

Background information gathering
Standardised cognitive testing
Observation and pupil voice work within your child's setting (where appropriate)
Written EP report with recommendations

Psychological advice to support EHCP applications.

Independent psychological assessment to support an EHCP application or annual review.

Review of existing reports
Parental consultation
Direct assessment with your child and pupil voice work
School observation (where appropriate)
Statutory-style EP advice document

Therapeutic Sessions

Short-term, solution-focused work supporting wellbeing, anxiety or self-esteem.

Initial planning meeting
Weekly 50-minute sessions
Parent review meetings

Prices are available on request. Travel may be charged for in-person sessions outside the Greater Manchester area.

Not sure which is right for your family?

Book a free 15-minute discovery call and we'll talk through what would help most.

Get in touch

Assessments may include consultation, observation, discussion with key adults and direct work with the child or young person in order to build a holistic understanding of their needs.