The Purple House Clinic Birmingham

• What they offer / teach

  A private clinic offering mental health and neurodiversity services including talking therapy (in person and online), occupational therapy, intensive EMDR therapy, educational psychology and clinical psychology assessments, consultation/support for families and professionals, and Adoption & Special Guardianship Support Fund work. Neurodiversity services include autism assessments, ADHD assessments, autism and ADHD post-diagnostic support (including help creating EHCPs and social skills training), sensory assessments, and speech and language therapy for children. They also provide a schools wellbeing service (consultancy, staff training, group work, individual therapy/assessment, 'Chill Out Zone' safe spaces) and workplace wellbeing services for businesses.

• Ages served

  The clinic states it works with children, teenagers and adults, with therapy available to individuals of all ages and autism assessments available to both children and adults. Sensory assessments are described as being for children aged 5+ or adults; no overall minimum or maximum age is given.

• Approach

  The clinic describes a compassionate, neuro-affirming and neuroaffirmative approach delivered by highly qualified psychologists and mental health professionals led by Clinical Director Dr Danielle Grey. Support is personalised and holistic, using interventions such as behavioural therapy, occupational therapy, social skills training, EMDR, Ayres' Sensory Integration Intervention, therapeutic parenting and Positive Behaviour Support plans, with ongoing monitoring and adaptation of care.

• Admissions

  The page invites people to get in touch or send an enquiry by phone (0121 820 7851), and notes Saturday and evening appointments are available at the clinic in Coleshill, serving Birmingham, North Warwickshire, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Water Orton and Curdworth. No formal admissions or referral process is described.

• Cost

  Fees are not stated. The page notes that families of adopted children and children under Special Guardianship Orders can apply to their Local Authority for funding for therapeutic support from the Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund (eligibility criteria apply, England and Wales only).

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