Dyslexia Assessment

Dyslexia affects one in 10 of the population, and getting assessed is your first step in getting the correct help and support that you or your child deserves.

We offer dyslexia assessment using the latest test of dyslexia available,

45% of children who have one parent with dyslexia will develop dyslexia themselves

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Tests of Dyslexia: Comprehensive measurement you can trust.

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The Tests of Dyslexia (TOD™) is the first comprehensive assessment of dyslexia, eliminating the need for multiple assessments. The TOD quickly identifies those at risk for dyslexia and informs the assessment process, and provides a comprehensive diagnostic assessment aligned with evidence-based interventions and recommendations.

Dyslexia assessments from 5 years, 0 months – 89years,11 months

To determine if a person has dyslexia, we use the Early Dyslexia Diagnostic Index (EDDI) or the Dyslexia Diagnostic Index (DDI), TOD rating scales, and additional TOD diagnostic tests.

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The TOD is the first comprehensive dyslexia assessment to include interventions tied to the assessment data. Suitable for all ages from 5 years, the TOD offers age and year-based tests, indexes and composite scores.

Dyslexia and ADHD

it is not unusual for individuals with ADHD to have difficulties in reading and spelling due to the high link between dyslexia and ADHD. Challenges that individuals with ADHD often extend to other skill areas. The test of dyslexia has been designed to distinguish individuals with ADHD who have weaknesses in reading and spelling linguistic processing from those who do not.

Dyslexia and Autism (ASD)

Individuals who are diagnosed/assessed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often show difficulties in language and related skills. The test of dyslexia is sensitive to these difficulties often present in individuals with ASD.

We design a tailored intervention plan with your results from the TOD-S and TOD-E or TOD-C

We design a tailored intervention plan with your results from the TOD-S and TOD-E or TOD-C

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The TOD assesses key linguistic correlates of dyslexia as well as reading and spelling areas:

Reading and Spelling

  • Sight Word Acquisition
  • Phonics Knowledge
  • Basic Reading Skills
  • Decoding Efficiency
  • Spelling
  • Reading Fluency
  • Reading Comprehension Efficiency

Linguistic Processing

  • Phonological Awareness
  • Rapid Automatized Naming
  • Auditory Working Memory
  • Orthographic Processing
  • Visual–Verbal Paired-Associate Learning

Vocabulary and Reasoning

  • Vocabulary
  • Reasoning

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Cost £500 

Dyslexia support- we can signpost you to our specialist support tutors; the typical cost is £95 per session- a minimum of 3 sessions to start putting the intervention highlighted in your report into practice.