A dyslexia, ADHD, dyspraxia, or Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) assessment is a diagnostic evaluation conducted by a qualified specialist. It looks at areas such as reading, writing, memory, processing speed and attention to understand how a person learns and whether a learning difference may be present.
My Kind of Thinking offers assessments for teenagers, university students and adults. Many adults choose to have an assessment later in life to better understand long-standing learning or attention difficulties.
Common signs include:
An assessment can help identify whether dyslexia or another SpLD may be affecting learning.
The assessment involves a series of structured activities that explore reading, writing, memory, reasoning, and processing skills. The process is supportive and designed to build a clear picture of how the individual learns.
A full diagnostic dyslexia or SpLD assessment usually takes around 2.5-3 hours, depending on the individual’s age and the type of assessment.
Yes. You will receive a comprehensive written diagnostic report that explains the results, highlights strengths and difficulties, and offers recommendations for support, study strategies, or workplace adjustments.
A diagnostic report can often be used to support applications for exam access arrangements, university support or Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) where appropriate.
All our assessors hold a recognised qualification in assessing Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) and a current Assessment Practising Certificate (APC).
No. Dyslexia assessments are designed to be supportive and relaxed. There are no pass or fail results—the aim is simply to understand how someone learns best.
If dyslexia or another SpLD is identified, the report will include practical recommendations and strategies to support learning, studying or working more effectively. It will signpost the individual to additional support.
Yes, we specialise in adult assessments. Many adults choose to understand long-standing learning difficulties and access suitable support in higher education or the workplace. we can provide a safe and sensitive assessment to identify the best strategies for them.
You can book an assessment by using our website form. If you are not sure if an assessment is right for you, we are happy to answer questions and help you decide whether an assessment is right for you. Contact us here.
Our full diagnostic assessment costs £450+ VAT (£540), this can be used to access support at university and apply for Disabled Students Allowance.
We recognise that the cost of a full assessment can be high for some. If a full diagnosis is not required, we also offer a shorter screening assessment with one of our assessors, allowing the individual to explore their challenges and receive recommendations. For more information, visit our SpLD Profile Assessments page.
A dyslexia, ADHD, dyspraxia, or Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) assessment is a diagnostic evaluation conducted by a qualified specialist. It looks at areas such as reading, writing, memory, processing speed and attention to understand how a person learns and whether a learning difference may be present.
My Kind of Thinking offers assessments for teenagers, university students and adults. Many adults choose to have an assessment later in life to better understand long-standing learning or attention difficulties.
Common signs include:
An assessment can help identify whether dyslexia or another SpLD may be affecting learning.
The assessment involves a series of structured activities that explore reading, writing, memory, reasoning, and processing skills. The process is supportive and designed to build a clear picture of how the individual learns.
A full diagnostic dyslexia or SpLD assessment usually takes around 2.5-3 hours, depending on the individual’s age and the type of assessment.
Yes. You will receive a comprehensive written diagnostic report that explains the results, highlights strengths and difficulties, and offers recommendations for support, study strategies, or workplace adjustments.
A diagnostic report can often be used to support applications for exam access arrangements, university support or Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) where appropriate.
All our assessors hold a recognised qualification in assessing Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) and a current Assessment Practising Certificate (APC).
No. Dyslexia assessments are designed to be supportive and relaxed. There are no pass or fail results—the aim is simply to understand how someone learns best.
If dyslexia or another SpLD is identified, the report will include practical recommendations and strategies to support learning, studying or working more effectively. It will signpost the individual to additional support.
Yes, we specialise in adult assessments. Many adults choose to understand long-standing learning difficulties and access suitable support in higher education or the workplace. we can provide a safe and sensitive assessment to identify the best strategies for them.
You can book an assessment by using our website form. If you are not sure if an assessment is right for you, we are happy to answer questions and help you decide whether an assessment is right for you. Contact us here.
Our full diagnostic assessment costs £450+ VAT (£540), this can be used to access support at university and apply for Disabled Students Allowance.
We recognise that the cost of a full assessment can be high for some. If a full diagnosis is not required, we also offer a shorter screening assessment with one of our assessors, allowing the individual to explore their challenges and receive recommendations. For more information, visit our SpLD Profile Assessments page.
Thank you again for being so helpful and quick with your replies. All the advice you have given us has been invaluable and the online assessments have been a quick and easy process, and you have made applying for exam access arrangements much more straightforward than we expected.
Thanks for listening and being supportive. It was a great insight and a big eye-opener, and I wish I had done this months ago!
Thank you for today. The assessment was very comprehensive and worthwhile. It gives us so many answers and will provide extra support for Elena at the university. I really appreciate the kindness you showed her today.
Thank you for sending my report through! Thank you for all the detail; I really felt like I was listened to in our meeting, and your notes prove it. I'm looking forward to trying out the strategies you suggested and seeing how things improve in my role.
Thank you for the compassionate way you facilitated the assessment and for allocating extra time to understand my learning needs. I now feel more confident discussing my needs with my manager.
