Helping You Understand Your Child and Find the Right Support

Child Development Centre provides thoughtful assessment, therapy and learning support tailored to your child’s individual needs. Together, we can make sense of your concerns and identify the next steps.

Assessment

Structured assessment of selected cognitive, emotional, behavioural, communication and learning needs, with the scope agreed individually with each family.

Therapy

Individual therapeutic support that helps children build confidence, understand emotions and develop everyday and social skills.

Support

Collaboration with families and, where agreed, with schools, so that support stays consistent in the child’s everyday environment.

What we do

How We Can Support Your Child

Our services provide different ways to understand and support your child’s individual needs. Each one begins with a conversation about what you would like to understand.

Psychological Assessment

A structured process to explore selected cognitive, emotional, behavioural and learning needs.

Speech & Language Assessment

Support for children with questions about speech, language and communication development.

Therapeutic Support

Individual support for emotional, social and cognitive development.

Learning Support

Practical support with learning, attention, organisation and school-related demands.

Not sure which service fits? Get in touch — we are happy to listen, answer your questions and help you find the right next step for your child.

About our centre

A thoughtful process for children and families

Seeking support for your child can feel uncertain. We aim to make the process clear, respectful and appropriate to your family’s situation.

We take time to listen, understand the context and explain the available options in accessible language. Sessions are available in English and Polish.

Why families choose us

Support that starts with understanding

Every child has different strengths, needs and ways of communicating. Our role is to understand the individual child and work with the family to identify appropriate support.

Clearer understanding

Gain a clearer picture of your child’s development, communication, learning or emotional needs.

Individual approach

Support is considered in the context of your child, family and everyday environment.

Practical next steps

Receive information and recommendations that can help guide future decisions.

Family collaboration

You remain an important part of the process, with space to ask questions and share your perspective.

When questions about your child’s development arise

Questions about communication, learning, attention, emotions or relationships can leave families unsure where to begin. You do not need to have all the answers before contacting us. We can help you understand the situation and explore an appropriate next step.

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You may be looking for support if your child is experiencing:

These situations can have many different causes. The information on this website is general and does not replace an individual consultation or assessment.

How it works

What the process may look like

We keep the process clear, collaborative and appropriate to your child’s individual situation.

STEP 01

Initial conversation

Share your questions, observations and concerns with our team.

STEP 02

Understanding your needs

Together, we clarify what you would like to understand or support.

STEP 03

Choosing the next step

We discuss which service or form of support may be appropriate.

STEP 04

Assessment or support

Your child takes part in an individual assessment or begins an agreed form of support.

STEP 05

Feedback and recommendations

We explain the relevant findings, recommendations and possible next steps.

Our standards

Professional, respectful and transparent

We explain our approach, process and areas of support clearly, so families can make informed decisions. Information about our team, qualifications and professional standards will be added once confirmed.

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Good to know

Questions parents often ask

Short answers to the questions we hear most often at first contact.

You do not need to decide in advance. Describe what you have noticed and we will discuss which next step may be appropriate.

It is a conversation about your questions and observations, and about what you would like to understand. Together we consider which form of support may be appropriate.

Not automatically. An assessment provides structured information about selected areas of functioning. The purpose, scope and possible next steps should be discussed with a qualified professional.

Parent involvement depends on the child’s age, the service and the agreed arrangements. This is discussed with your family beforehand.

Where appropriate, we may discuss recommendations or communication with a school. This is always agreed with the family and handled in line with privacy requirements.

Let’s discuss how we can support your child.

You do not need to know exactly where to begin. Contact our team to share your questions and explore the most appropriate next step.