FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference that affects reading, spelling, and written language. It is not related to intelligence or motivation.
What are common symptoms of dyslexia?
Symptoms may include difficulty learning to read, slow or effortful reading, trouble with spelling, or avoiding reading and writing tasks. Symptoms can look different in children, teens, and adults.
How is dyslexia diagnosed?
Dyslexia is identified through professional dyslexia testing using standardized assessments, clinical observation, and learning history. Online tests cannot diagnose dyslexia.
Can dyslexia testing be done for adults?
Yes. Dyslexia testing is available for adults and can support accommodations in college, testing environments, or the workplace.
What is the difference between school screening and professional testing?
School screenings identify risk. Professional dyslexia testing provides a comprehensive evaluation and personalized recommendations.
Are virtual services available after testing?
Yes. Many follow-up services, including tutoring and academic support, are available through secure virtual care when appropriate.