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Dyslexia Assessments

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Assessment prices

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Assessment fees

ADHD and Dyspraxia/DCD assessments are for clients aged 16+.

Dyslexia

£450

Full diagnostic dyslexia assessment.

ADHD

£350

For clients aged 16+.

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Dyspraxia / DCD

£350

For clients aged 16+.

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Dyslexia + one additional area

£500

Dyslexia plus ADHD or Dyspraxia/DCD, where appropriate.

Dyslexia + ADHD + DCD

£550

A combined profile where all three areas need to be explored.

ADHD + DCD

£450

Combined assessment for clients aged 16+.

Not ready for a full assessment?

£25 dyslexia screener

The £25 screener is deducted from a later full dyslexia assessment with me.

Read about the screener

Looking for dyscalculia?

I can point you to a specialist colleague

I don’t currently carry out dyscalculia assessments myself, but a specialist colleague does. Get in touch and I can help you with the next step.

Ask about dyscalculia

Booking a full dyslexia assessment

A £200 deposit secures the appointment. The remaining £250 is paid after you receive the draft; the final report is issued after payment.

If you’re unwell

Please contact me rather than attending when you are unwell. An assessment needs to reflect what you can usually do, so genuine illness is handled reasonably.

Cancellation and rescheduling

  • With at least 48 hours’ notice, the deposit can normally transfer to another appointment.
  • With less than 48 hours’ notice, the deposit is normally non-refundable and a new deposit may be required.
  • If you do not attend and I have not heard from you beforehand, the £200 deposit is lost and a new deposit is required to rebook.
  • Genuine illness is handled reasonably — please contact me before the appointment rather than attending when unwell.
  • If I need to rearrange, you do not lose your deposit.

If you’re not sure which option fits, you don’t need to work it out before you contact me.

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