Investment & Pricing

Let’s begin with a conversation.

At Neuro Parent Path, every journey starts with a free 15‑minute discovery call.
This is a gentle, pressure‑free space to share what’s going on, ask questions and explore whether my approach feels like the right fit for you and your family.

It’s your opportunity to feel heard and to get a sense of how I can support you.

What Happens Next.

After your discovery call, we’ll decide together what kind of support best meets your needs.
An assessment is always the starting point; from there, I offer a range of specialist services including:

• Occupational therapy assessment and intervention

• Parent coaching and individualised support

• Clinical reports and supporting letters

• Sensory and developmental training for nurseries, schools, and professionals

• Workshops and bespoke sessions for parent groups or specialist settings

Each service is tailored to your child, your family, and the environment around them.

Investment & Next Steps

Because every plan is bespoke, pricing varies depending on the type and level of support you choose, whether that’s direct therapy, parent coaching, specialist training, or attending a workshop.

Please contact me directly to discuss pricing and receive personalised guidance on the options that best fit your needs.

Assessments and one-to-one therapy sessions.

Full comprehensive occupational therapy assessment - £550

This in-depth assessment of developmental milestones, fine and gross motor skills, and all areas of sensory difference includes all clinical observations, information gathered from parents and nursery or school, a full sensory profile, and detailed parental verbal feedback with recommendations.

Full Comprehensive occupational therapy assessment report - £350. This in-depth assessment report is a clinically informed written document outlining the child’s strengths, needs, and functional profile across home, school, and community settings. It includes detailed observations, analysis of sensory and motor processing, and recommendations grounded in current evidence and best practice. All findings are aligned with the SEND Code of Practice (2015) and are suitable for inclusion in Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) processes or wider multi-agency planning.

Full Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) Assessment and Report – £950. This comprehensive assessment and report are conducted in accordance with current statutory guidance under the Children and Families Act 2014 and the SEND Code of Practice (2015), ensuring all recommendations are legally compliant, evidence-based and aligned with the latest expectations from local authorities and national standards. Reports include detailed, individualised recommendations that reflect the child’s strengths, needs, and required provision, and are suitable for submission as part of an EHCP application or review.

Occupational therapy is offered in blocks of four sessions for £500, inclusive of all resources, individualised planning, and detailed written follow-up after each session. (Exclusive of travel if sessions are preferred at home)

Parent training and individualised coaching sessions – £250

These are 90-minute bespoke online sessions tailored, evidence-based, and aligned with current SEND and clinical guidelines. Training and coaching sessions are tailored to the needs of parents, educators, or professionals, and grounded in current evidence, clinical best practice, and the SEND Code of Practice (2015). Sessions are practical, neurodiversity-affirming, and designed to build confidence and clarity in real-world settings.

Sensory training courses £150 per session.

Inclusive of tailored content, resources, and delivery aligned with current SEND and clinical guidelines. Sessions are designed for professionals or parent groups and typically run for 90 minutes, with practical strategies to support sensory needs across home, school, and community settings.

Sliding scale options are available for families experiencing financial hardship. Please message me before booking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long will an assessment take with my child?

Generally it takes 45 minutes to 60 minutes.

How do I prepare my child for assessment?

Depending on your child's needs, I am able to send resources to support your child's understanding of what to expect during my visit. (Please request this at the time of booking if you think it would be beneficial).

After assessment, when shall I expect a written report?

If you purchased a written clinical report, you can expect the report to be with you in 10 working days. Via Email (PDF).

Should I tell my child's School or Nursery?

It is crucial to include the education team that has been supporting your child, as this is beneficial for consistency and information gathering and sharing. They can email me regarding the child, with your consent, so we can work toward a common goal.

Does my child need to have an assessment?

Yes. This is the foundation for future work and to identify the needs of the child and parent. This is also really helpful for parents that want to get a much better understanding of their child's needs.

What if I need to cancel an appointment?

You can reschedule your appointment with 48hours' notice with no cancellation fee. However, if it is less than 48 hours, due to my preparation times, I charge a £50 cancellation fee. Contact me to cancel any appointment.

Where do the sessions and assessments take place?

The assessments are done at your child's (family) home, because this gives me insight into their surroundings and helps your child to feel at ease. Depending on your child's ability & space at home, sessions can either be held at your own home or at the Hub in Worcester Park. This can be discussed after the assessment.