Online screening, a video call with a children's occupational therapist, and a written plan for your child. No referral, no waiting list.
Book the Clarity Assessment
You've noticed something. Everyone says "wait and see." Your gut says don't.
You asked for help — and got a wait measured in years.
Or you have a diagnosis — and still no plan for what to do at home.
"It's likely going to be a three-year wait before we even get seen by anybody. And that's not even diagnosis. That's just to see if she needs to go on to the pathway."
A one-time online assessment for children aged 2–7, run by a children's occupational therapist (OT) — a specialist in how children manage everyday life: eating, dressing, play, school, big feelings.
This is not a diagnosis — on purpose. A diagnosis tells you what your child has. This tells you what they need — and what to do, starting now.
All main areas of development, plus a sensory profile. Strengths first, plain words, a plan at the end. Name changed; the format is real.
Strong motor skills for his age, warm connection with familiar adults — and your visual countdown before transitions is already working. This report builds on those foundations, not around them.
Based on your answers and our call, Leo actively seeks intense movement — spinning, jumping from furniture, rough-and-tumble play. Sitting still is genuinely hard for him, not a behaviour choice: his body is asking for the input it needs.
Give Leo's body the movement it's asking for — on purpose, at predictable times — so it stops asking at the wrong ones.
Nothing to prepare. Nothing added to your list.
"Am I doing the right things?" — answered in writing, not at 2am.
The teacher gets one page — not another explanation from zero.
When the specialist appointment comes, you arrive with a record — not a story from memory.
"We paid £600 for a private assessment elsewhere — and what we got back was less detailed than this."
"Really simple... fairly thorough. It asked questions I hadn't thought about."
"It's likely going to be a three-year wait before we even get seen by anybody. And that's not even diagnosis."
| Price | Wait | What you get | |
|---|---|---|---|
| NHS pathway | Free | Often years before first contact | A place in the queue |
| Private OT assessment | £300–600 | Weeks to months | A report |
| Dododo Clarity Assessment | £165 summer price | A slot within days | Report + school page + a plan for this month |
There is real professional support behind every step.
Two ways in — both one-time, no subscription.
Doesn't include the OT call or the full report — that's the assessment.
Start the screeningUpgrade later? The screening price is deducted from the full assessment.
Free reschedule up to 24 hours before your call.
The screening (~20 minutes, online) gives you a written snapshot: strengths, areas to watch, and where support is needed — across all main areas of development plus a sensory profile. The Clarity Assessment adds a 60-minute call with an occupational therapist, the full written Needs Map with a plan for this month, and the one-page school summary. If you're unsure, start with the screening — it's the same one the full assessment begins with, and if you upgrade later, the £19 is deducted from the assessment price.
No — deliberately. A diagnosis tells you what your child has. This assessment tells you what your child needs, and what to do about it, starting now. If a diagnostic pathway is still right for your family, the report will help you make that case.
A children's occupational therapist — a health professional who specialises in how children manage everyday life: eating, dressing, play, school, sleep, big feelings. All our therapists are registered with the HCPC, the UK regulator for health professionals — you can verify any registration on the HCPC public register, and you can see exactly who runs the calls in the team section above.
The report is prepared by an HCPC-registered occupational therapist, and schools regularly work with OT reports. The one-page school summary is built specifically to hand to a teacher or the school's special educational needs coordinator. We can't guarantee how any individual school will use it — but it's written to be used, not filed.
It's online — no clinic visit, no room to rent, no travel time billed to you. The therapists are the same calibre you'd see privately: HCPC-registered, with years of paediatric experience across home, school and clinical settings.
Then you'll know — in writing, from a professional, instead of wondering at 2am. And "typical range" doesn't mean nothing to work on: you'll still get priorities and strategies for the things that prompted you to look.
The screening happens before the call, so the therapist starts with a full picture instead of spending half the session on background questions. Sixty minutes of prepared conversation goes a long way — and if something significant is left open, the written report addresses it.
Many families booking this are. It isn't about skipping the queue — it's about not spending the wait doing nothing, and arriving at your eventual appointment with a written record instead of starting from zero.
Yes — free of charge up to 24 hours before your call.
The report is yours to keep and share with whoever you choose. Details on how we store and protect your information are in our privacy policy.