Dyslexia Assessment

Dyslexia is growing throughout the UK and with as many as one in every eight people having Dyslexia, from that simple figure alone there has never been a more urgent need for people to understand Dyslexia and how individuals can be supported through learning and education.

At The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre they believe that Dyslexics are special and that they are all as individual as the next person. The team work with Dyslexic individuals and their families to offer support and bring confidence that Dyslexia can be used positively.

An assessment of dyslexia is not as simple as it sounds, there are many forms of Dyslexia making it sometimes very difficult to diagnose. At The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre, they have a highly experienced team of Helen Arkell Specialist Assessors (HASAs) who are trained to assess and report on many types of Dyslexia. They spend time listening and talking to parents of young people to make sure that the best advice is given whilst the child is at an early age, as well as offering reviews for older children and adults who have previously been assessed. Whether it is difficulty with writing and concentration, or you wish to support a Dyslexic person who struggles with numbers, they will have the right assessment for you. A team of Educational Psychologists are used for assessment when cases are more complex.

Visit The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre website to read more about Helen Arkell and how her long standing legacy can help you.

Dyslexia Advice

The hard working Dyslexia experts at the charity of the Helen Arkell Centre are committed to providing the best care for children and adults who have Dyslexia. With expert knowledge and a teaching and education structure that is completely tailored to work positively for people with Dyslexia, ensuring that both children and adults with Dyslexia have an outlet from which they can gain information and advice.

For those living in West Sussex, Surrey, South England, Hampshire, Greater London, or Berkshire, the charity have the experience and the tools to teach Dyslexics in a relaxed and forward thinking manner. Those who attend the centre find that, in time, the negativity surrounding Dyslexia can be transformed into a more positive thing.

The Arkell Centre can help with Dyslexia advice by assuring a welcoming and safe environment awaits you. The experienced members of staff invite people to the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre for advice about Dyslexia, and for education and learning which cannot be obtained in most mainstream educational schools.

Learning at the centre is made fun for both children and adults, and the team work hard to ensure that everybody visiting the centre or attending classes can learn to use Dyslexia to turn their lives around - using personal attributes to move forward and be a success in both personal and work situations.

If you would like more advice about Dyslexia, whether you or a family member are Dyslexic, then the team invite you to call them to arrange a visit to the centre. Take a step forward and enhance your personal and professional life with education that has been carefully structured specifically for Dyslexics.