Every individual is unique, and their emotional and developmental needs vary. Our 1-1 therapy sessions allow our experienced and compassionate therapists to focus solely on individual needs. This personalised approach enables us to tailor interventions and strategies specifically to support well-being. These sessions are held remotely ensuring an individual feels comfortable in their home environment.

Our therapists specialise in neurodevelopmental disorders and have extensive experience in working with various age groups. They are skilled in using evidence-based therapeutic techniques to address a wide range of challenges that individuals may face.

Emma Wallace is an Advanced Clinical Nurse specialist with a Master of Education in Autism and a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Assessment. She is a specialist in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and intervention of neurodevelopmental conditions. Emma has extensive knowledge and experience working with young individuals and their families.

Carol Cartwright is a Registered Mental Health Nurse, with over 20 years of experience with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as ADHD and ASD. She completed a Sleep Counsellor Training and has a MSc Advanced Clinical Practitioner. Carol is also a Queens Nurse since 2021 and co-author of a book chapter on ADHD named “Impact of mental health and wellbeing on effective teaching and learning: a practical guide for those responsible for learners.”

At Diverse Diagnostics, we understand that parents and caregivers play a crucial role in a young person’s development. We encourage open communication and collaboration between our therapists and families. Our therapists provide regular updates on your child's progress and offer guidance on how you can support their growth outside of therapy sessions.

Confidentiality and Trust

Confidentiality is of utmost importance in our therapy sessions. We ensure that patient privacy is respected, and all discussions within therapy remain confidential. Our therapists build a trusting relationship to create a safe space where an individual feels comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings.