HOW IT WORKS
From your first enquiry to a discussion of next steps, each service has its own format. The steps below describe the DMIT consultation; for other programmes, explore our services or ask the team.
Use our registration form to tell us who the enquiry is for and what you would like to discuss.
Before committing, ask for current fees, session format, appointment availability, the counsellor’s qualifications, and the limitations of DMIT.
If you decide to proceed with DMIT, the process uses a digital scanner to collect fingerprints from all ten fingers.
This does not involve a blood sample. Before collection, ask who processes the fingerprints, where they are stored, who has access, and how deletion works. Parent or guardian involvement is important for children.
The fingerprint information is processed into a DMIT report, followed by a one-to-one interpretation session.
Treat the report’s claims with care. It is not a validated IQ, personality, diagnostic, or career-suitability assessment. Ask how any interpretation relates to your actual interests and experiences.
Bring your observations, questions, and goals to the counselling conversation. For children below 14, the session involves parents.
You might discuss learning routines, activities to explore, communication, or skills you want to practise. Confirm the session length and report turnaround directly with the team.
BEFORE YOUR CONVERSATION
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Tell us what’s on your mind. We’ll help you understand the process and decide on your next step.
