Child and Young Person Pathway
Assistant Psychologist
Francesca is an assistant psychologist, supporting the child and young person pathway for the Aspen Clinic. She has a depth and breadth of experience working in neurodiversity in various settings, including community support work, education and private assessment clinics; in which, she has experience in conducting assessments, report writing, conducting crisis work and supporting individual needs. Her role as an assistant psychologist involves supporting the clinical team with administering psychometric and clinical testing, data analysis, contributing to MDT meetings, systems strategy support and supporting clinicians in interpreting data and report writing. Throughout her clinical career, Francesca has developed an embedded interest in trauma, particularly surrounding diagnoses of PTSD, EUPD and Anxiety disorders. She has become well informed with co-morbidities in neurodiversity, including addiction, eating disorders and suicidality and she wishes to further enhance her skills to support the neurodiverse community in multiple settings.
Accessibility
We are committed to making our services inclusive and equitable, removing barriers and ensuring timely access to care. We believe that everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to high-quality, compassionate care. From creating sensory-friendly environments to offering flexible appointment options, we take active steps to ensure our services are accessible to all. Our goal is to break down traditional barriers in healthcare and create a more inclusive, equitable system for those we serve.
Belonging
We celebrate diversity and strive to create a welcoming, inclusive community where everyone feels valued and supported. We believe that a sense of belonging is crucial for individuals to thrive. We work hard to ensure that every client, regardless of their neurodivergence or background, feels seen, heard, and respected. By fostering an environment of inclusion, we create a space where clients and staff can build meaningful connections, knowing they are part of a community that values their unique contributions and experiences.
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Child and Young Person Pathway
Assistant Psychologist
Francesca is an assistant psychologist, supporting the child and young person pathway for the Aspen Clinic. She has a depth and breadth of experience working in neurodiversity in various settings, including community support work, education and private assessment clinics; in which, she has experience in conducting assessments, report writing, conducting crisis work and supporting individual needs. Her role as an assistant psychologist involves supporting the clinical team with administering psychometric and clinical testing, data analysis, contributing to MDT meetings, systems strategy support and supporting clinicians in interpreting data and report writing. Throughout her clinical career, Francesca has developed an embedded interest in trauma, particularly surrounding diagnoses of PTSD, EUPD and Anxiety disorders. She has become well informed with co-morbidities in neurodiversity, including addiction, eating disorders and suicidality and she wishes to further enhance her skills to support the neurodiverse community in multiple settings.
Accessibility
We are committed to making our services inclusive and equitable, removing barriers and ensuring timely access to care. We believe that everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to high-quality, compassionate care. From creating sensory-friendly environments to offering flexible appointment options, we take active steps to ensure our services are accessible to all. Our goal is to break down traditional barriers in healthcare and create a more inclusive, equitable system for those we serve.
Belonging
We celebrate diversity and strive to create a welcoming, inclusive community where everyone feels valued and supported. We believe that a sense of belonging is crucial for individuals to thrive. We work hard to ensure that every client, regardless of their neurodivergence or background, feels seen, heard, and respected. By fostering an environment of inclusion, we create a space where clients and staff can build meaningful connections, knowing they are part of a community that values their unique contributions and experiences.
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