We provide a range of services to support adults and children who show signs of dyslexia. Difficulties with reading, writing, memory and organisation can lead to frustration, low confidence and feeling ‘not good enough.’ Adults may find work demands overwhelming, while children can struggle to keep up at school.
Our diagnostic assessments provide clarity, helping you understand if dyslexia is the cause. Tailored support gives the opportunity to build confidence and develop practical strategies to help you thrive.
Face to Face Diagnostic Dyslexia Assessment
£550*
Virtual Diagnostic Dyslexia Assessment
£550*
Learning Profile
Assessment
£400*
A diagnostic assessment is a formal test that will provide a clear and definitive answer as to whether you have dyslexia.
Following the test, a thorough report is sent which will provide a range of recommendations and suggested examination accommodations.
Suitable from ages 8 years.
Dyslexia Assessments in Canterbury, Kent.
* 3 month payment plan is available. The diagnostic report is sent once the last payment has been made.
A virtual diagnostic assessment is a formal test that will provide a clear and definitive answer as to whether you have dyslexia.
Following the test, a thorough report is sent which will provide a range of recommendations and suggested examination accommodations.
Suitable from ages 8 years.
Dyslexia Assessments online.
* 3 month payment plan is available. The diagnostic report is sent once the last payment has been made.
A learning profile assessment will provide an investigation into cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
It will not diagnose dyslexia but is useful as a starting point so that support can be put in place.
Suitable from ages 6-10 years.
Assessments take place in
Canterbury, Kent or virtually.
* Pay in full at time of booking.
Fast track dyslexia assessments
Need an urgent assessment and report?
I offer a limited number of 24 hour and 48 hour assessments. These are ideal if you need your assessment and report in a short timeframe.
24 hour = additional £150
48 hour = additional £90
Please email to check the availability of these.
What a dyslexia assessment involves
The diagnostic process for dyslexia is significantly detailed and, prior to the day of assessment, requires an input from parents and school. The person being assessed will need to have had a recent eye test completed and if they need a prescription for glasses, they will need to be wearing the new glasses at the time of assessment.
When an assessment is for an adult, an input is just required from the person having the assessment..
On the day of the assessment, a specialist assessor of dyslexia will meet the learner and begin using a battery of assessments which involve investigating underlying verbal and visual ability, working memory, processing speed, phonological awareness, reading, writing and spelling ability of an individual. These tests take approximately 2 to 3 hours with the learner having breaks as required.
Once the assessments have been completed, a comprehensive report will be written and sent to you 3 weeks after the assessment.
Watch the Video to find out more.
What's included in your diagnostic report.
Your diagnostic report is far more than a set of scores. It is a comprehensive, easy-to-understand document that explains how your brain processes information and what this means for learning, study or work. Every report is written with care, clarity and precision so you walk away knowing exactly what your strengths are, where the barriers lie and what to do next.
A clear conclusion
The report confirms whether dyslexia is present and outlines the specific profile of strengths and difficulties that led to the conclusion. This gives you the clarity many people have been seeking for years.
Standardised assessment results
All reading, spelling, writing, memory and processing tasks are presented with standardised scores. These are explained in plain English so you understand what each measure shows about your learning profile.
Strengths and areas of difficulty
The report highlights cognitive and literacy strengths, alongside areas that require support. This balanced profile is essential for building confidence and planning effective next steps.
Detailed interpretation of findings
Every section includes explanation of what the results mean day-to-day—for example, how phonological difficulties might affect reading accuracy, or how processing speed can impact study or workplace tasks.
Impact on learning, work and daily life
We connect the assessment findings to real situations. This helps parents, adults and employers understand how dyslexia shows up in practical terms.
Tailored support strategies
You’ll receive personalised recommendations, including:
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Study or revision strategies
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Classroom or workplace adjustments
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Memory and organisation supports
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Approaches to reduce overwhelm and improve confidence
These strategies make a genuine difference and can be used straight away.
Guidance for parents, teachers and employers
The report includes clear advice on how others can support you—whether that’s a teacher adapting classroom tasks, an employer providing adjustments or a university meeting DSA requirements.
Exam Access Arrangements / workplace adjustments
Where relevant, the report outlines eligibility for:
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JCQ Exam Access Arrangements
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DSA applications
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Workplace reasonable adjustments
This helps ensure you receive the appropriate support in education or employment.
