Calm clarity
Complex ideas should become understandable without becoming simplistic.
Neurodiversity Specialist · Founder, NeuroMap Systems
Liat Soresman
Liat specialises in understanding complex neurodiverse profiles and the often-subtle patterns influencing how an individual thinks, feels, behaves, learns, communicates and functions across everyday environments.
The thinking behind NeuroMap
Understanding the individual behind the behaviour.
Liat’s experience across educational assessment, SEN, international education and specialist learning support exposed the same gap from different perspectives: reports could be thoughtful, recommendations could be sound and adults could be committed—yet the route from information to coordinated action remained fragmented.
She developed NeuroMap as a structured way to identify underlying themes, understand how they interact, establish meaningful priorities and translate that understanding into practical support.
Her professional background informs NeuroMap; it is not used to reduce NeuroMap to an assessment service. NeuroMap does not replace regulated clinical, psychological or educational services where those are required.
Specialist focus
The interaction between areas matters.
Complex neurodiverse profilesNeurodiversity and learningExecutive functioningRegulation and anxietyMotivation, autonomy and confidenceMasking and social demandsSensory and environmental influencesPractical implementation
Professional approach
Evidence-aware
Sources, uncertainty and context matter; observations do not automatically prove causes.
Human implementation
A recommendation only becomes useful when it can work for the individual and the people around them.
Ongoing learning
Profiles and plans should evolve as the individual, environment and evidence change.
Meet the method