Court of Protection
We support Court of Protection professionals by providing independent mental capacity assessments, best interests assessments and advocacy services to inform complex decision-making, case management and legal proceedings.

Our experienced professionals undertake decision-specific, person-centred assessments in accordance with the Mental Capacity Act 2005, applicable legislation, current statutory guidance, relevant case law and professional standards. We provide clear, comprehensive reports that consider the individual’s wishes, feelings, beliefs, values and circumstances, while ensuring their rights, autonomy and participation remain central to the process.
We can support instructions relating to a range of capacity and best interests decisions, working collaboratively with solicitors, deputies, local authorities, healthcare and rehabilitation professionals, case managers and others involved in the individual’s care and support.
Our advocacy services support individuals to understand relevant information and decisions, express their wishes and preferences, participate meaningfully in decision-making and ensure their voice is heard throughout processes that affect their lives.
We also provide accredited CPD training in mental capacity, best interests, advocacy and related areas of professional practice, supporting professionals and organisations to strengthen knowledge, confidence and defensible decision-making.
Our approach is independent, evidence-based and person-centred, providing clear professional input while maintaining a strong focus on individual rights, participation, choice and autonomy.
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We support individuals, families and professionals with clear, practical assessments tailored to the person, the situation and the decisions that need to be made.

Helping People Find the Right Route Forward
Neuro Routes provides clear, specialist assessments for individuals, families, employers, insurers, case managers and legal professionals. Our work helps identify needs, understand options and support better decisions.
Vocational Assessments
We assess how a person’s health, injury, disability or neurodivergence may affect their ability to work, return to work or move towards suitable employment.
Mental Capacity Assessments
We provide clear, decision-specific mental capacity assessments to help families, professionals and organisations make informed choices with confidence.
Neurodiversity Coaching
We help identify neurodivergent needs and provide practical recommendations to support everyday life, education, employment and long-term wellbeing.
