Axia ASD Ltd

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Red Hill House, 41 Hope St
Chester, eng CH4 8BU - (124) 456-7656
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Chamber Rating
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sarah elsley
Apr 1st, 2023 -
WelshWood Bushcraft (Pete Wood)
Jan 24th, 2023 -
Nirvana Bliss
Nov 20th, 2022 -
Helen Marshall
Jul 5th, 2022 -
R.M 00
Jun 5th, 2022
Contact Info
- (124) 456-7656
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Axia ASD Ltd?
A The phone number for Axia ASD Ltd is: (124) 456-7656.
Q Where is Axia ASD Ltd located?
A Axia ASD Ltd is located at Red Hill House, 41 Hope St, Chester, eng CH4 8BU
Q What is the internet address for Axia ASD Ltd?
A The website (URL) for Axia ASD Ltd is: http://www.axia-asd.co.uk/
Q What days are Axia ASD Ltd open?
A Axia ASD Ltd is open:
Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Q How is Axia ASD Ltd rated?
A Axia ASD Ltd has a 4.5 Star Rating from 13 reviewers.
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Axia ASD Ltd
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Overall Rating
( 13 Reviews )
sarah elsley on Google

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Helen Marshall on Google
More than ever, I can whole heartedly recommend Axia.
Kind, compassionate, caring, and right at the forefront of progressive understanding of different presentations of autism in children and adults. Their breadth of knowledge is wide, and they seem well-informed on the areas where other services might fail to recognise autism, such as people identifying as women/girls/female, as well as transgendered people.
During the assessment I was treated with patience and warmth and understanding.
One of the greatest things about getting a diagnosis with Axia is that they offer free attendance virtually and in person to their 6 weekly Post Diagnostic Support Group. These are presentations given by some top speakers on very interesting subjects. I have found them to be something of a lifeline and I look forward to every one. Access is given to those who have been diagnosed by Axia, and their families. The whole Axia ethos of a commitment to respecting the individual as the expert on themselves and/or their children is echoed throughout all they do. The choice of speaker is always well considered, and always feels in keeping with how the whole organisation runs.
With Axia, autism is something to be celebrated, to be seen as a difference, not a deficit. They are exceptional professionals because they adhere to the standards laid out by the current DSM-5 and ICD-11 (criteria for diagnosing which is structured on a deficit model), but simultaneously are able to bring a wealth of clinician experience to untangle people's real life histories and stories to make sense of what is going on. I have never felt pathologised by Axia, only understood. It also speaks volumes of them that they employ autistic people at the centre who have instrumental roles in various departments.
I think of Axia as a kind of home now. I've since run into many different organisations and different viewpoints on autism, and many which seem to have it all wrong. It's a great shame that there aren't more places like Axia throughout the country. For me, they are the gold standard alongside the Lorna Wing Centre (but half the price, and half the waiting period).
I have now recommended them to at least 8 or 9 people pursuing a diagnosis, and I've heard nothing but high praise for every one of their experiences.
Thank you Axia, you've helped to change my life!

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