We offer evidence-based, neuroaffirmative holistic support for exploring neurodiversity at any age. Whether you are seeking a thorough assessment for yourself or a family member, ongoing therapeutic support, strengths-based recommendations, help liaising with other services or understanding previous assessments, we can help.

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Our individual therapy is designed to help clients understand and transform deeply rooted emotional patterns that have developed over time. By drawing on evidence-based therapeutic approaches such as CBT, MBT, DBT, Schema Therapy and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy we support individuals in making meaningful changes in their lives, focusing on both the underlying causes of distress and the practical difficulties they face in the present moment.

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Growing up is often fraught with challenges as children and adolescents navigate their evolving identities, relationships, and responsibilities. When young people act out, withdraw, or struggle to regulate their emotions, it often reflects underlying needs or unresolved issues. Therapy with Attune, seeks to understand the behaviours and associated coping patterns rather than merely correct them, helping young people and their families identify the root causes and address them compassionately.

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At Attune, parenting work emphasises understanding children's behaviour as a form of communication, encouraging parents to look beyond surface actions and consider underlying needs or emotions. This approach helps parents recognise when their own emotional 'buttons' are being pushed, fostering greater self-awareness and empathy.

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Family therapy, for us at Attune, is a transformative process that views the family as a dynamic system rather than a collection of isolated individuals. We create a safe and nonjudgmental space where emotions can be shared openly, misunderstandings clarified, and connections restored.

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With Attune, couples therapy provides a supportive space for partners to explore and understand their individual behavioural patterns, as well as the ways in which these patterns interact and shape the relationship.

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