You don’t need to know this before making contact. Many people are unsure whether their difficulties relate to autism, ADHD, trauma, cognitive functioning, or a combination of factors.

An initial discussion can help clarify what type of assessment — if any — would be most helpful.

Assessments can usually be offered online, in person, or using a combination of both, depending on the type of assessment and individual preference.

This can be discussed when you enquire.

Where appropriate, assessments can contribute to diagnostic understanding and formulation. Reports are written to professional standards and can be shared with healthcare providers, employers, or other services where needed.

The focus of assessment is always on understanding and recommendations, not diagnosis alone.

This varies depending on the type of assessment, but most involve:

• background information gathering
   
• one or more assessment sessions
   
• scoring and integration of findings
   
• written report and feedback session
   

You will be given a clear outline of the process before the assessment begins.

Yes. All assessments include a clear written report summarising:

• background information
   
• assessment findings
   
• formulation
   
• practical recommendations
   

Reports are written to be understandable and useful for individuals, families, and professionals.

Yes — health insurance is accepted for eligible services.

Please check with your insurer beforehand to confirm coverage.

Fees vary depending on the type of assessment.

Please see the Fees page for current information.

Some services currently operate a waiting list, particularly therapy and more comprehensive assessments. You are welcome to enquire to discuss availability.

Neuro Insight primarily provides assessment services for adults, alongside consultation for families and professionals.

Independent consultation services (such as fostering and adoption consultation) are offered outside of Guernsey, to avoid overlap with statutory services.

No. As a Clinical Psychologist, I do not prescribe medication. If medication may be helpful, recommendations can be made to discuss this with a GP or psychiatrist.

After you get in touch:

1. I will usually respond within a few days.
    
2. We may arrange a brief discussion to clarify your needs.
    
3. If appropriate, assessment sessions will be scheduled.
    
4. You will receive feedback and a written report.
    

There is no obligation to proceed after making an enquiry.

Yes. All enquiries and assessments are handled confidentially in line with professional and data protection standards.