
Frequently asked questions
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That's absolutely okay. We work flexibly — using visuals, written options, or alternative communication styles. You're welcome to bring notes, drawings, or a support person. We can take things at your pace.
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Yes. We try to offer appointment times that fit around school, work, or energy levels. Please let us know any preferences when you get in touch.
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Of course. You're welcome to bring a trusted adult, parent, carer, or advocate. Let us know in advance so we can plan the space accordingly.
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Yes. We can offer some appointments via secure video call if in-person sessions are not accessible or preferable.
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Our main clinic location is unfortunately not fully physically accessible. However, we are committed to meeting access needs and can explore alternative options, such as:
Booking a step-free, accessible room at a nearby location
Offering remote (online) appointments where appropriate
Please let us know your access requirements when you get in touch, and we’ll do our best to accommodate.
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Yes. We are a neuro-affirming service and welcome all forms of communication. You won’t be expected to make eye contact, mask, or conform to neurotypical norms.
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Absolutely. We can send you a step-by-step guide to help reduce anxiety and prepare for your visit.