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Our aim is to support and encourage parents and children through a deeper awareness of dyslexia and its profile, including areas of strength and weakness.
 
This empowers families, and promotes stronger relationships and advocacy both at home and at school. 
How do I know if my child should be evaluated for dyslexia?
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Answering the following questions may help you learn more.

  • ​Does your child have persistent difficulties with reading, writing or spelling?

  • Is it hard for your child to sound out words phonetically, particularly unfamiliar words?​

  • When comparing your child to others of similar age or grade, do you feel your child's reading ability is at the same level with their peers?​

  • Does your child mix up similar words such as top/pot?​

  • Does your child skip or substitute words when reading aloud, or read a word correctly in one place on a page but miss the same word elsewhere on the page?​

  • Does your child add or omit letters when reading or writing?​

  • Does your child reverse letters when writing after most children of similar age have stopped doing so?​

  • Does your child confuse similar sounding words?  (humanity for humidity)​

  • Does your child mispronounce words, or find it difficult to retrieve specific words?​

  • Does your child indicate they do not like to read, or that reading is difficult?​​​

If you answered YES to three or more of these questions, your child may benefit from a dyslexia evaluation. ​

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*The number of YES responses is not an indication of severity.

Our Services

We desire to promote each student's ability to achieve their potential in education. We provide comprehensive, research-based assessment of academic achievement to determine the presence of dyslexia, including:​

  • Two-hour testing with comprehensive achievement battery

  • Summative evaluation report including recommendations for home and school

  • Consultation appointment to review testing results

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Specific areas measured include:

  • Phonological/Phonemic awareness

  • Phonological memory

  • Rapid automatic naming

  • Word recognition

  • Decoding efficiency

  • Spelling

  • Contextual reading accuracy, rate, and fluency

  • Oral reading comprehension

  • Listening comprehension

  • Receptive vocabulary

  • Expressive vocabulary

  • Oral expression

  • Written expression

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The fee for Dyslexia Assessment is $700.00
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Supporting Parents and Children with Dyslexia

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