About Neuropartnership
The Organisation Behind
NeuroChoice
Neuropartnership is the organisation behind the NeuroChoice™ Ecosystem — a behavioural decision and prediction framework designed to help professionals make better use of behavioural evidence.
At the heart of the work is a simple ambition: to move beyond one-off scores and develop clearer ways of understanding behaviour, change and the evidence professionals use to make decisions.
Our Story
Neuropartnership grew from a simple question.
Can we do more with behavioural assessment than simply produce another set of scores from an observation or questionnaire?
The NeuroChoice Ecosystem is the evidence that Neuropartnership believes this is indeed possible.
Our Purpose
Making Better Use of
Behavioural Evidence
Our purpose is to help professionals, including teachers, managers and psychologists, make better use of behavioural evidence by bringing together measurement, observation, professional expertise and behavioural change within a coherent framework.
Founder & Chief Executive
Dr Roland Ackord
Chartered Psychologist
Dr Roland Ackord is the Founder and Chief Executive of Neuropartnership.
“From our ongoing research, we know how important it is for parents, practitioners, such as teachers and psychologists, as well as managers, to have access to clear behavioural data and not just scores on a spreadsheet. For that reason, we continue exploring and building alternative ways to understand behaviour, beyond one-off scores.”
Why a New Framework?
Traditional assessment has given professionals powerful tools for measuring individual differences. Yet real-world behaviour is rarely static, isolated or neatly divided into separate scales.
Measure → Score → Interpret
Observe → Compare → Triangulate → Model → Stabilise → Understand Change → Predict
From a Question to an Ecosystem
Neuropartnership’s story can be presented as a simple progression from the original assessment question to the development and practical use of NeuroChoice.
Can behavioural assessment tell us more than a set of scores?
Continue researching alternative ways to understand behavioural evidence and change.
Bring measurement, observation, expertise and behavioural change together within a coherent ecosystem.
Join the Conversation
Explore What Behavioural
Information Can Tell You
Neuropartnership is not merely creating another assessment instrument. It is developing an ecosystem for behavioural evidence, relevant to neurodiverse and neuro-typical audiences alike.
Ready to explore what NeuroChoice and behavioural information can tell you?