FEES & DELIVERABLES
Know what the service is designed to deliver before work begins.
The exact fee depends on the verified service scope. NeuroMap should make that scope transparent: what question is being answered, what work is included, what written outputs are provided and what happens next.
Psychoeducational Assessment
For cases where new assessment evidence is required.
What you receive
- Clarified assessment question
- Review of relevant background evidence
- Assessment components agreed for the case
- Integrated interpretation
- Feedback and written output
- Practical educational recommendations
NeuroMap Profiling
For families who already have useful assessment evidence but need the findings connected.
What you receive
- Existing-report integration
- Strengths and barriers profile
- Functional implications
- Prioritised support needs
- Parent guidance
- School-facing guidance where agreed
Implementation & Progress
For turning understanding into coordinated action.
What you receive
- Shared priorities
- Role-specific actions
- Progress indicators
- Implementation plan
- Review structure
- Refinement based on what is working
What affects scope and fee?
Evidence already available
A family with a recent comprehensive assessment may need a different service from a learner who requires new evidence.
Assessment question
The scope should be defined by the question being answered rather than by a fixed test package.
School involvement
Observation, school consultation or multi-professional coordination can change the scope.
Implementation
Ongoing review and implementation support is distinct from a one-off assessment/report service.
No unexpected package should be assumed.
Before substantive work starts, the service should be clearly scoped so you know what is included, what is not included and the agreed fee.
Discuss your starting point