Thinking about an assessment? 

Are you thinking about an assessment for yourself or someone you care about? 

It can be a daunting decision when you're not sure what is going to happen. 

You may have had bad experience previously and feel anxious about the process. 

I've written an eGuide to help you:

• understand the process,

• know what to expect before, during and after an assessment and

• decide if it's for you.​

If you've decided to have an assessment please reach out so we can save your appointment as soon as possible.

​

By limiting the number of assessments each week it means I:

• Can allow up to 2 hours for our interview - we never rush.

• Return your report in 14 days, rather you waiting weeks or months. 

• I will respond to your questions and emails. No, you're not bothering me. I'm happy to help. 

• I have time to think about my recommendations especially if you will be applying for NDIS.

• I will put these recommendations in the format and language preferred by NDIS.

• We will have a follow-up appointment and talk over your report with you, explaining what everything means, and checking that I understood what you told me.

• I will check in with you about how you're feeling about the results as part of our trauma informed approach.

• You can ask me other questions like - what do I do now?

• If any additions or changes are needed to your report, I make them immediately, while we're talking.

• I send you the report immediately after we have finished our follow-up call together.

• I send you a summary letter. Sometimes you don't want or need to share your life story and personal details in the report. In some situations a letter is adequate. This protects your privacy and dignity.

• I send a separate NDIS summary if you're applying for funding. 

​

We would love to support you through this part of your journey. 

We look forward to keeping in touch. I will send other hints and tips that might be helpful. You can unsubscribe anytime.

​

Warmest regards

​

Liz

​​

​

​

​