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The assessment takes 10 minutes and covers six key dimensions of your child's social and emotional development.

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Your free report is developed by our clinical team. This non-diagnostic report gives an overview of your child’s development areas.

Discuss recommendations one-on-one with a clinician

Get your questions answered about your child’s development areas and explore next steps through the Assembly programme and targeted specialist referrals. £30 for 30 minutes.

Your Assembly report will highlight six
dimensions of your child's development

Frequently asked questions

What is “Neurodiversity”?

Neurodiversity refers to the variety of ways in which people’s brains can function. It includes diagnosed neurodivergent conditions such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia and acknowledges the overlaps between them and advocates for their acceptance as natural variations of the human lived experience.

How does the Assembly programme work?

Our unique, needs-led programme is made up of a range of clinician-guided, parent-led modules to address your child’s specific needs and build your child’s social, emotional and executive function skills. We start with a holistic, trans-diagnostic assessment, which we have developed to provide a profile of each child’s individual strengths and difficulties. This enables our clinical team to recommend training modules that complement any other clinical recommendations parents might already have received. Our modules focus on the following skills:

Emotion regulation skills
Self-esteem & emotional well-being skills (inc. anxiety management)
Sensory skills
Organisational & planning skills
Social communication & Language skills
Attention, Concentration & Impulse control skills

What does your Emotional Regulation training module do?

The Emotional Regulation training module is designed to help you navigate your child’s emotional outbursts, offering in-the-moment techniques to support you when your child is experiencing acute emotional dysregulation, as well as longer-term skill building exercises to help your child to better understand and handle their emotions. It has been designed as a 5-week module with a new activity each week, although the module can be completed at your own pace. Each activity is designed to help you build long-lasting skills at home and address themes such as identifying emotions, understanding your child’s sensory and communication preferences, and co-regulation.

How do I access the Emotional Regulation training module?

Download the Assembly for Families App on the Apple app store or access it from your web browser
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To access the Emotional Regulation module, scroll down below the free resources and click on the Emotional Regulation module
Sign up and make payment (as an introductory offer, this is only £25 for 5 weeks).
You will be contacted to arrange a welcome call.
Start with our short Emotional Regulation-specific questionnaire.
Continue with the five exercises on sensory preferences, co-regulation, tailoring communication, and identifying and articulating emotions. One exercise will be created bespoke for you.
A clinician will be checking in with you regularly to problem solve and tweak any exercises if necessary.

Will you see my child?

No, we are not a clinical service that sees children directly. Our mission is to support you in helping your child at home. However, many of the activities that make up our programme modules will involve your child.

For a full list of frequently asked questions, visit our FAQ.

"Assembly exists to provide parents with expert support so they can make informed decisions and help their children thrive"

— Ayse Tanyeri, Founder

Why I started Assembly

Assembly started from a deeply personal place of trying to get some answers and support for my son during Covid lockdowns. I wasn’t sure whether I should seek help and I kept doing research, asking Dr. Google, asking around. There were times when I felt helpless, lost and even guilty. The right course of action was never obvious.

I quickly realised there were many worried families going through a similar experience, albeit at different parts of the journey: trying to decide whether they should be seeking help, wondering whether they can do more while on wait lists, or after being told their child’s symptoms aren’t severe enough for help.

As parents and caregivers, we’d do anything for our children but we need to know what that is. Unfortunately, the overstretched system isn’t designed to empower us. Assembly exists to provide parents with expert support so they can make informed decisions and help their children thrive.

No matter where you are on your journey of supporting your child’s development, this platform is designed for you by experts who have already helped countless parents looking for answers.

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