Not at all! With waiting lists being so long, gaining a diagnosis can be hard and slow. You know if you need help and we can offer that help without the long waits. Many people also suspect their diagnosis and so self identify, this is absolutely fine, often being diagnosed is just getting the formal bit of paper, what matters is the actions taken. There is usually a challenge which has led you to this point, or drove you to get a diagnosis, but a diagnosis does not always come with support and actions. By having a strategy call you get to speak to a trained expert, who’s goal is to help you unlock areas of your life you struggle with and enable you to do the things that matter to you.

Yes you can, the NHS is a fantastic service and it could well get you the support you need. We are so fortunate to have a service like this. That said we all know the NHS is still under considerable strain, even pre covid it was not uncommon to have waitings of 1-2 years to be seen. This is unhelpful when you or your child needs support now! Plus getting referred in the NHS to the ‘right’ professional can be hard too, each area has a different pathway or process and some of those may not be sensory specialists. It is free so definitely visit your GP and have a chat, and start that process but to get help right now, then our strategy call could be invaluable.

It is much more difficult for our occupational therapists to conduct a call over broken text or email. A conversation is much easier. We would suggest if you need support via text or email then to message us directly, whilst we are not sensory trained occupational therapists, we have over a decade of sensory experience ad have helped thousands. The other option is to join our sensory support group and lean on the group for anything you need.