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How I can create a bespoke report to support you

Letters & Reports

As well as direct sessions, I write letters and reports that translate someone's needs into something useful for the people and systems around them, whether that's a GP, university, an employer, or a benefits assessor. Each one draws on relevant documentation, a focused conversation, and my professional understanding of how a condition typically affects day-to-day function.

Most frequently requested letters/reports (if yours isnt covered her do email to see if i can help):


  • GPs and other health professionals

    Summaries of strengths and needs, sensory or processing profile, or support for onward referrals are written to give a practical picture

  • Workplace or Higher Education Adjustment Assessment & Report

    Workplace (or university) facing letters describing reasonable adjustments and practical accommodations  written to be usable by HR or a line manager without requiring a clinical background to understand.

    A collaborative assessment exploring:

    • how you work/study

    • what challenges you experience

    • what supports you

    • what adjustments would make it more sustainable

    You’ll receive a clear, practical report with specific recommendations you can give to your employer, HR, or Occupational Health, or uni



    How My Assessments Work

    My approach is neuroaffirming and grounded in the social model of disability.

    This means:

    • I focus on your lived experience, not just your diagnosis.

    • I do not base recommendations solely on diagnostic reports.

    • I do not reference diagnostic reports directly in your workplace report.

    • Adjustments are designed from what you tell me about your day‑to‑day experience, strengths, challenges, and working environment.

    • Recommendations are tailored to your actual role, workload, and demands.

    This ensures your report reflects you, not a generic list of adjustments.

    Why This Helps You

    • Gives you a clear, structured way to request adjustments

    • Helps you advocate for your needs without having to “prove” anything

    • Provides your employer /uni with practical steps they can implement

    • Supports you to stay well and sustainable at work/stuies

    • Helps reduce overwhelm, burnout, and sickness absence

  • PIP reports

    Reports describing how a person's needs affect the daily living and mobility activities PIP assesses, written to reflect functional impact.. These draw on any existing diagnostic evidence, a focused conversation about specific real-life examples, and my professional knowledge of how the relevant condition(s) commonly affect function.

  • Nimbus Access Card

    Supporting letters or assessments for the Nimbus (Access) Card, describing needs across the areas the card evidences queuing and waiting, sensory environment, companion support, communication, and toilet access so venues and events can understand what adjustments are needed without repeated explanation.

  • Other requests

    Housing, social care, or other organisations sometimes ask for similar functional letters. Get in touch, and I can let you know if this is something I'm able to provide.

  • Sensory profile (using my tool- not a standardised assessment)

    Your sensory profile is analysed & suggestions given of what might support your profile, including specific items.

Turnaround and cost

This depends on many factors, such as how many documents you have to share with me, how long we need to talk everything through together and how large the report will be. I'll confirm the likely scope, cost, and turnaround with you before starting, please do request a quote.

Reports and letters start at a discounted rate for self-funders: £85 per hour of assessment and £50 per hour for writing

Are results guaranteed?

I write these based on what I know from our conversation and any documentation provided, focused honestly on function and need. I can't guarantee a particular outcome from DWP, Nimbus, your GP, workplace or any other assessor, and I'd always encourage you to also share your own account of how things affect you day to day.

The letter supports your case, but it isn't a substitute for it. It's also worth checking whether you already hold evidence (such as a diagnostic report or an existing benefits award letter) that may be accepted on its own before commissioning something new.

Those reports written for clients I support on a 1:1 basis with regular OT input will be stronger as we have a background of knowledge to draw from, as well as this often holding more weight with assessors due to our ongoing therapeutic relationship.

Testimonials for reports & Letters:

(Anonymised real client reviews, shared with permission)

"Thank you again for your support in helping me understand my issues and being able to express that to them! Your help has been invaluable and your skills, expertise and support is so very much appreciated"- PIP supporting letter & support with application

"I'm so glad to have found Alex, she made a very difficult process (justifying my disability) as easy and anxiety-free as possible. Every step was made clear at the start, and she was very easy to talk to and be open with."- NIMNUS card supporting letter

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