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Dyspraxia Assessments
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Professional Adult Dyspraxia Assessments
If coordination, organisation or motor planning has always been challenging, an adult dyspraxia assessment can help explain why.
At AAH, we are able to complete a full screen for several Neurodivergent conditions including Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Autism and ADHD all in the same session. This reduces the number of sessions you have to spend with clinicians and gives you access to a multidisciplinary team who will work alongside one another.
The screening will identify which conditions are showing markers for full assessment and our experienced team will discuss with you about progressing with assessments and accessing support as necessary.
Assessments £895 with an experienced occupational therapist
Flexible payment options available. Ask one of our friendly team today.
What makes our assessments different?
| Features | Our Dyspraxia Assessment | Other Private Clinics |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Transparent Pricing | ✓ £895 all-inclusive | Variable pricing / hidden extras |
| Assessment Process | ✓ Face-to-face appointment | Remote appointments |
| Specialist SpLD Teachers | ✓ Conducted by fully qualified Occupational Therapists | General clinicians or screening only |
| Comprehensive Diagnostic Report | ✓ Detailed report with tailored recommendations | Basic summary reports |
| Waiting Times | ✓ Fast access to appointments | Long waiting lists |
| Clear Next Steps | ✓ Feedback Session with guidance for work, study and daily life support | Minimal follow-up advice |
| Diagnosis Acceptance | ✓ Accepted by DSA, Workplace adjustments and Access to Work. | Minimal compliance to SASC Guidelines |
Our dyspraxia expert assessors and your assessment…
Our expert team at the Autism & ADHD Assessment Hub are dedicated to providing a comprehensive and personalised assessment that seeks to understand your unique needs. As part of the Antser Group, we bring over two decades of experience delivering high-quality assessments for local authorities, solicitors, private individuals, and organisations.
Our dyspraxia assessments for adults are conducted by fully qualified, experienced Occupational Therapists who specialise in Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD). Using a range of recognised assessment tools and structured activities, our specialists assess areas such as:
- Motor coordination
- Processing and planning skills
- Memory and organisation
- Work, study, and everyday functional skills
A dedicated case handler will be assigned to support you throughout the assessment journey, providing a single point of contact and ensuring your questions and concerns are addressed promptly. We ensure that at least one assessment is completed face-to-face, allowing our specialist assessor to gain a thorough understanding of your individual needs.
The Assessment Process
Adult dyspraxia assessments are designed to provide a full understanding of how coordination, planning and processing challenges affect daily life. The process typically includes:
1. Pre-Assessment Questionnaires — Covering developmental history, education, work, and daily life challenges.
2. Diagnostic Assessment Session — standardised tasks and structured activities assessing motor coordination, processing speed, organisation, and planning.
3. Report and Clinical Review — Following the assessment, the assessor will analyse the results alongside the background information provided. You will receive a comprehensive written report outlining the findings, whether the results are consistent with dyspraxia, and practical recommendations for support.
4. Feedback Session — Once the report is complete, you will be offered a feedback session with the assessor to talk through the findings, answer any questions, and discuss the recommended next steps for supporting your child.
Common Signs of Dyspraxia in Adults
Motor and Coordination
- Clumsiness (tripping, bumping into objects, dropping items)
- Difficulty with balance or sports-related tasks
- Challenges with driving, riding a bike, or using public transport
- Slow or awkward movement patterns
Fine Motor and Everyday Skills
- Messy or slow handwriting
- Difficulty with typing or using tools
- Challenges with cooking, DIY, or other manual tasks
- Problems with personal organisation (filing, paperwork, online forms)
Cognitive and Learning Differences
- Trouble organising work tasks or managing deadlines
- Difficulty following multi-step instructions
- Challenges with planning or time management
- Forgetting steps in routines or processes
Social and Emotional Signs
- Avoiding activities that require coordination or organisation
- Lower confidence in work, study, or social situations
- Frustration with tasks that seem simple for others
Speech and Language Challenges
- Continuously talking or difficulty regulating the flow of conversations
- Repeat themselves often
- Experience unclear speech or difficulty pronouncing certain words
- Have limited control over pitch, volume or speech rate
