Medical Disclaimer
Read the medical disclaimer for HealG A Child Clini-ic, including information about child development, psychological assessments, remote assessments and school documentation requirements.
The information provided on the HealG A Child Clini-ic website is intended for general educational and informational purposes. It is not a substitute for individual professional advice, psychological assessment, diagnosis, treatment or care.
1. General Educational Information
Website content, including articles, guides, service descriptions and other educational materials, is intended to help parents and caregivers understand child development and related concerns. Every child is different, and information provided on this website may not apply to every child or situation.
2. Professional Advice and Individual Assessment
Information available on this website should not be treated as individualised professional advice. Decisions about a child's development, behaviour, learning, emotional well-being or treatment should take account of the child's individual circumstances and an appropriate professional evaluation.
3. Checklists and Questionnaires
Checklists, screening questionnaires and other information-gathering tools may help identify areas that need further attention. Their results, when considered alone, do not establish or rule out a diagnosis. Findings should be interpreted in the context of the child's developmental history, observed behaviour, functioning and other relevant information.
4. Interpretation of Assessment Findings
Psychological and developmental assessment findings must be interpreted in the context of the individual child. Scores and observations provide information about particular areas of functioning and should not be interpreted in isolation. Recommendations depend on the child's profile and the information available during the assessment process.
5. Online and Remote Assessments
Online and remote assessments use structured assessment methods appropriate to the assessment being undertaken. The information and conclusions available may depend on the methods used, the child’s participation, the information provided by parents or caregivers, the assessment conditions and any limitations affecting the process.
The assessment approach and recommendations are considered in the context of the individual child's requirements.
6. Reports and School or Institutional Requirements
Assessment reports may provide findings and recommendations that can support discussions with a child's school and other professionals. Schools and institutions have their own documentation and assessment requirements, and acceptance or recognition of reports varies from school to school.
7. Decisions About Diagnosis, Treatment and Education
Website information, online assessment information or a single checklist should not be used as the sole basis for decisions about diagnosis, treatment, educational placement or support. Such decisions should take account of the child's individual circumstances and relevant professional guidance.
8. Emergencies
This website and its online assessment services are not emergency services. If a child or another person is experiencing an emergency or is at immediate risk of harm, contact the appropriate local emergency service or healthcare provider.
9. Website Use and Professional Relationship
Reading this website, using its resources or making a general enquiry does not by itself establish a psychologist-client relationship. Any professional service or assessment is subject to the relevant arrangements and information communicated for that service.
Website content, service descriptions and availability may be updated from time to time.