My name is Rebecca and I’ve been working as a SpLD Diagnostic Assessor since 2012 in colleges, universities and workplaces.  I have always worked in post 16 education (Adult Community Education, Further Education and Higher Education) where I have delivered study skills support and have taught many subjects such as literacy, ADHD awareness, autism awareness and academic skills.

I set up Wild Assessments as I wanted to provide accessible SpLD assessments and help people to be aware of their strengths and to understand themselves more.  As someone with dyscalculia, I understand how it feels to be neurodivergent and this empathy helps me to appreciate the challenges that some people may experience.

Having an assessment can unlock a greater understanding of how you learn, why you find certain things difficult and what can be done to help you.  Any kind of assessment can be stressful, so I aim to make the experience as relaxed as possible!

In 2026 I qualified as an ICF accredited ADHD coach and offer this service to anyone who wants to explore their neurodiversity in a safe and non-judgemental space. I am able to bring my professional diagnostic knowledge to help the client to understand their brain, to develop personalised coping strategies and to support them to advocate for their needs in the workplace and in education.

Qualifications:

BA (Hons)

PGCE (Post 16)

PGDip SEN (Specific Learning Difficulties)

MA (SEN (Specific Learning Difficulties)

Assessment Practising Certificate (Dyslexia Guild)

ICF accredited Level 1 Certificate in ADHD-Informed Coaching