Clinical Excellence
Evidence based and developmentally informed psychological assessment and support for children and young people. Our psychology team works with each child and their family to understand their emotional, behavioural, cognitive and social needs and develop an individualised plan of care.
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30 min consultation
You'll receive a confirmation by email.
Service Introduction
Children and young people may experience emotional, behavioural or developmental difficulties in different ways. These can affect their wellbeing, relationships, education and everyday life.
Our psychologists consider the child's strengths, experiences, environment and developmental stage alongside the concerns that led to their referral. This helps build a clearer understanding of their needs and informs appropriate recommendations.
How We Can Support
The assessment process will vary depending on the child's needs and the questions being explored.
Book a ConsultationPsychological Therapies
Where psychological therapy is recommended following assessment, the approach will be selected according to the child's age, presentation, needs and agreed care objectives.
The psychologist will explain the recommended approach, what sessions may involve and how progress will be reviewed before support begins.
Everyday Support
Psychological support may also focus on positive behaviour planning, emotional regulation, coping skills, executive functioning and self-management. Our psychologists provide strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming support for autistic children, young people with ADHD and those with learning differences.
Where appropriate, support may also involve parent guidance, family-based interventions, school recommendations or group-based psychological work. Any involvement from family members, schools or other professionals will be discussed in advance and managed in line with consent and confidentiality requirements.
Conditions We Support
Our psychology service may support children and young people experiencing:
Support is based on an individual assessment. Experiencing one or more of these difficulties does not necessarily indicate a diagnosis.
Book a ConsultationPsychology Pathway
Psychiatry
Occupational
Mental Health
Speech
Education
Multidisciplinary Care
Where a child may benefit from support across more than one clinical discipline, our psychologists work collaboratively with Hiba by Anthalora's wider multidisciplinary team. This may include input from:
With appropriate consent, the team may also liaise with families, schools and external healthcare professionals to support a coordinated approach.
Book a ConsultationThe Clinical Pathway
Every family receives a clear and structured journey, from the first referral through to personalised intervention and ongoing progress reviews.
A family, GP or school gets in touch. We listen carefully and gently open the door to support.
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If you have concerns about your child's emotional, behavioural or psychological wellbeing, our team can help you understand the available options and appropriate next steps.
