Dyslexia can affect your child’s ability to read, write, spell, and do math. When kids struggle in these areas, it negatively affects the way they feel about themselves as learners.

Early identification is key to providing the right kind of intervention and help at school. Understanding dyslexia helps kids feel better about their own brains and their own way of learning.

Too often, schools wait too long to offer help. When help is offered, it is often incomplete. Schools test to qualify students for services, but not to diagnose learning disabilities. A thorough dyslexia evaluation will provide insights into your child’s individual strengths and weaknesses. You can then create a plan for your child’s success.

We provide comprehensive dyslexia evaluations for students between the ages of 6 and 19.

The details matter.

The report will also include details about everything that happened during testing. Does your child have difficulty with handwriting? Are there specific sounds your child has difficulty hearing, or vowels that they cannot pronounce? Is segmenting more difficult than blending? Will word retrieval problems cause stress for your child at school? The best plan for your child includes these kinds of details.