Autism, ADHD and cognitive differences overlap more than most people realise, and they often look alike on the surface while coming from very different places. 

Up to 78% of autistic children also meet the criteria for ADHD.

Up to 65% of children with ADHD have significant autistic traits. 

Assessed separately, one can mask or be mistaken for the other - leaving you with an answer that's accurate, but incomplete.

The research is consistent on this: overlap is the norm, not the exception, and looking at the whole picture together catches what a single-condition assessment can miss.

One team. One story. One report.

Your child is assessed by one coordinated team, with a Lead Clinician who gets to know you properly from day one - not a rotating cast of specialists.

At the end, you leave with one clear, integrated report, not a stack of partial ones to piece together yourself. Because we look at the whole child, the recommendations reflect who they actually are - strengths included - so the guidance is something you can use straight away, at home and at school.

And because it's whole-picture from the outset, you're far less likely to be back here again in a year, still looking for the rest of the answer.