Evaluations
Written-language & dyslexia evaluations
A close look at how a child reads, spells, and writes, and at the language skills underneath, to explain why it has been hard and what will help.
What an evaluation covers
- Word reading and decoding
- Reading fluency and comprehension
- Spelling and written expression
- Phonological processing and rapid naming
- Oral language skills that support reading and writing
Who it’s for
Children and adolescents who struggle with reading, spelling, or writing, including those with a suspected or previous diagnosis of dyslexia, and families who want a specialist’s view after earlier testing.
What to expect
- Intake. An initial conversation, plus a review of school records and any prior testing.
- Testing. One or more sessions with your child.
- Report. A clear written report with findings and specific recommendations.
- Feedback. A meeting to walk through the results and answer your questions.
Wondering whether an evaluation is right?
A short conversation can help you decide.
