Do you think you may have dyslexia?
Dyslexia can have an impact on many aspects of daily life. Far too often people have not had a diagnosis during childhood and have struggled to overcome a range of barriers in both education and employment. This can sometimes lead to poor self-esteem, poor career progression and negative experiences associated with school and education.
The following are just some of the signs of dyslexia:
- Finding spelling difficult
- Struggling to read quickly, difficulty decoding unfamiliar words or difficulty taking in what has been read
- Finding it hard to get ideas ‘out of your head’ and on to paper
- Confusing visually similar letters and words
- Finding it hard to take notes and to listen at the same time
- Finding it hard to organise time and belongings
- Feeling anxious when trying out new things in education or the workplace which require efficient reading or writing skills
- Finding it hard to remember information without writing it down or needing time to process information
- Needing longer than others to complete a task or finding some tasks more challenging than others
- Finding it easier to explain a concept or idea than to write it down
- Good at problem solving and the ability the ‘think outside the box’
- Strengths in areas of creativity or practical skills
How we can help
We can support you whether you are a student at university, or an employee in the workplace.
Alternatively, if you would like an assessment for other reasons, please get in touch with us to arrange this.
Please contact us for further information and details of our current prices.
Signs of Dyslexia
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