There can be different needs related to chronic fatigue syndrome, therefore we provide different assessments for different needs. Our assessments can include observations, interviews and carrying out specific assessments. Different areas of need can be assessed using the following assessments:
Our cognitive assessment is carried out to assess for cognitive difficulties related to chronic fatigue syndrome. Some of the areas which may be assessed during a cognitive assessment include:
Cognitive assessments also provide a profile of strengths and weaknesses, which enables us to provide strategies tailored to use strengths and support areas of need.
Our mental health assessment can assess for various mental health difficulties like anxiety, depression and self-esteem issues. By identifying mental health needs we are able to provide interventions tailored to the child or young person.
Our resiliency assessments provide an insight into a child or young person's ability to cope. A resiliency assessment will allow us to predict how an individual will react to a chronic fatigue episode and we will be able to provide relevant support.
Following an assessment, we can provide a profile of an individual’s strengths and difficulties or highlight their areas of need. Following an assessment, a report can be provided with the findings and may include recommendations.
Our psychologists might recommend a specialist intervention to target particular areas of needs, or to work on coping strategies using identified strengths.
Our team support many interventions. Interventions to support needs related to chronic fatigue syndrome can include:
Understanding chronic fatigue syndrome in more detail and learning how to provide appropriate support helps children and young people to be happy, safe and ready for life’s challenges. We offer psychoeducation of needs to parents/carers and education staff to raise awareness of needs related to chronic fatigue syndrome.
We also provide consultancy and recommendations in relation to environmental strategies or support. To find out about interventions which we can support, please contact us.
Arrange an Initial Discussion to find out how we can help. The initial discussion lasts 1-1.5 hours, comes with a written recommendation summary and is a starting point to identify needs. The cost is £260.
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Chronic fatigue syndrome can impact multiple areas of a child or young person’s daily life, such as mental health and learning. Early needs identification can lead to effective intervention to provide strategies and techniques. To book an initial discussion, or to find out more, then please contact us to speak to a member of our team
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