For allied health practices

Support families from the day they join your waitlist.

Offer families a Wadmore Cognitive Profile while they wait for a first appointment. Their child completes it at home, and the family receives a clear, strength-based report with practical activities to begin with.

See what families receive

The waiting period, put to use

  1. 1

    Joins your waitlist

    Your practice sends a code

  2. 2

    Profile completed at home

    60 to 90 minutes

  3. 3

    Activities under way

    Chosen from what the child did

  4. 4

    First appointment

    The family brings the profile

For children and young people aged 8 to 18.

What families receive

A clear profile of their child, and somewhere to start.

Eight areas of cognitive performance, each compared with what is typical for the child's age, with practical activities chosen from what the child did. Online and as a PDF the family can share with you.

The overview of a sample Cognitive Profile for a child aged 9: the areas above the range typical for age 9, the area building toward it, and every area's band
Sample profile built from demonstration data.
Abstract Reasoning for a sample child on a phone: the band reached and the range typical for age 9
Each area on its own
Try at home for a sample child on a phone: a plan of activities, one marked as tried
Activities to try at home
Over time for a sample child on a phone: two profiles a year apart
Change over time

Eight areas, reported separately

Abstract ReasoningLogical SequencingCreative ThinkingProcessing SpeedMemory and AttentionExecutive FunctioningMetacognitionCognitive Confidence

How it works

Three steps, and little extra work for your practice.

  1. 1

    Choose a pool of profiles

    Sized to your waitlist, at a partner rate that stays fixed for that purchase.

  2. 2

    Send a code to each new family

    Usually in your waitlist welcome email. The child completes the assessment at home.

  3. 3

    The family arrives prepared

    With a profile to share, and activities already under way.

Where it fits

A starting point that complements your assessment.

The Wadmore Cognitive Profile

  • A developmental profile across eight areas
  • Completed at home in 60 to 90 minutes
  • Strengths, areas still developing, and activities to try
  • Shared with you at the family's choice

Your assessment

  • Diagnosis and formal findings
  • History, observation and clinical judgement
  • Recommendations, supports and funding pathways

Wadmore does not diagnose, screen for or rule out any condition. Families are told this before they buy and again in the report.

Why practices can rely on it

Built by assessment specialists, on established research.

  • Adaptive to each child

    Questions adjust to the child's level, so every child works at an appropriate challenge.

  • Eight areas, reported separately

    No overall score and no IQ. Each area is compared with what is typical for the child's age.

  • Statements tied to evidence

    What the report says about a child describes something they did in the assessment.

  • Data held in Australia

    Never sold or shared with advertisers. Families decide who sees their report.

The partner pack

Review everything before you offer it to families.

  • A sample report, as a family receives it
  • Pool sizes and partner rates
  • A short summary of the assessment design and evidence
  • The scope statement families see

We will send the partner pack and nothing else.

Questions

What practices usually ask.

Give families a useful first step.

Request the partner pack and see whether Wadmore belongs in your waitlist process.

View a sample report

Wadmore is a developmental profile of cognitive performance. It complements, and does not replace, formal psychoeducational or clinical assessment.