Before You Book an International Session
Review our 4-step consultation discipline, service boundaries, and clinical protections to prepare for a successful consultation.
How We Work With Global Families & Our Clinical Scope
Led by Ms. Rabbia Ashraf (MS Clinical Psychology, Certified ADOS-2 Autism Practitioner), our virtual clinic provides direct, evidence-based parent guidance across the UK, USA, Gulf, Australia, Canada, and Pakistan. Here is our exact, disciplined 4-step workflow and our clear legal boundaries.
Intake & Document Drop
Share your child's age, primary behavioral hurdles, and optionally upload previous school notes or psychological reports for pre-call clinical review.
50-Min Video Strategy Call
Private, 1-on-1 parent consultation using our Off-Screen Child Protocol—enabling you to speak freely without distressing your child.
24-Hour Action Roadmap
Receive a tailored, 3-step written action plan with morning/evening visual routines, sensory de-escalation strategies, and school communication scripts.
Between-Session Check-in
Never left stuck with a document. Access ongoing implementation check-ins and structured programs to refine strategies as your child progresses.
Our Clinical Scope & Legal Protection Shield
How our parent-mediated consultative model protects both your family and our international practice:
Our client is the adult parent or caregiver. We provide behavioral coaching, developmental education, and routine planning—not statutory tele-diagnosis or psychiatric medication.
Consultations do not replace statutory local evaluations (such as UK NHS EHCPs, Australian NDIS determinations, or US school 504 plans), which remain the jurisdiction of in-person local medical teams.
We do not provide acute crisis, self-harm, or emergency psychiatric intervention. Immediate emergencies must be directed to local emergency services (999, 911, 000, 112) or local hospital ERs.
1Privacy & Parental Consent
We require explicit parental consent for consultations discussing minors. In line with our Off-Screen Child Protocol, the parent or primary caregiver is the client in the consultation. Please review our Privacy Policy for International Families to understand how your data is handled.
2Emergency & Crisis Exclusions
This platform does not provide emergency medical care or acute crisis intervention. If there is immediate risk of harm to self or others, severe psychiatric distress, or acute physical injury, please seek immediate help from your local hospital emergency services or emergency numbers (999 UK, 911 USA/Canada, 000 Australia, 112 Europe).
3How to Prepare Documents
To make the most of your 50-minute video session, consider gathering:
- Any previous developmental, speech, or psychological reports (for context only).
- Recent school reports, IEPs, or teacher feedback notes.
- A focused list of the top 2–3 daily routines or behaviors you want to transform first.