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Assessment Availability

Our assessment appointments are fully booked through December 2026, with an existing waitlist extending into 2027. Our waitlist is therefore temporarily closed to new registrations.

We understand this may be disappointing. We do not yet have a reopening date; updates will be posted here.

Already on our waitlist? Your place is unaffected. We will contact you when an appointment becomes available.

Private Autism, ADHD & Educational Assessments

Supporting diagnostic identification for children, adolescents and adults

Psychological Services Covering Kildare, Wicklow, Dublin, Carlow, Meath & Nationwide

Working with Kindness, Integrity and Compassion

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Our Psychological Services for Children, Adolescents & Adults

Dr Jill Pollard, Clinical Psychologist at Be Kind Psychology

Meet Senior Clinical Psychologist, Dr Jill Pollard

I am a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with 13 years of experience in autism, ADHD, and neurodevelopmental assessment.

I founded Be Kind Psychology to provide high-quality, neuro-affirmative, and trauma-informed psycholigcal services and assessments for children, adolescents, and adults in Ireland.

I have worked extensively across CAMHS, CDNTs, and Autism Specialist services and I am passionate about supporting individuals to understand their unique profile and access the right supports.

You can find out more about me and my qualifications here.

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Specialist Clinical Psychology Assessments rooted in clinical excellence and genuine human understanding

In Ireland, a Chartered Clinical Psychologist is a Clinical Psychologist who has fulfilled the professional, ethical, and clinical standards set by the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). This designation reflects a commitment to inclusive, evidence-informed practice and accountability to a regulated code of ethics that centres dignity, respect, and affirming care.

When an assessment is carried out by a Chartered or HSE-validated Psychologist, it ensures that the qualification of the Psychologist meets the standards required by public bodies such as the HSE and Department of Education. These assessments are often essential for accessing educational supports, disability entitlements, and therapeutic services.

Assessments completed by professionals who are not PSI-Chartered or HSE-validated may not be recognised by statutory bodies, potentially resulting in significant barriers for neurodivergent individuals and their families when seeking appropriate supports. Ensuring that assessments are conducted by qualified, accountable professionals helps safeguard the rights and access pathways of neurodivergent people in Ireland.