Learning Assessments | Dyslexia Testing Northern Beaches
If you or your child find reading, writing, spelling or mathematics more difficult than expected, there may be an underlying Specific Learning Disorder (SpLD).
With specialised research training from the Oxford University Dyslexia Research Centre, Gill brings additional expertise in the assessment of Specific Learning Difficulties.
Specific Learning Disorders can affect:
Signs you may recognise
These vary widely from person to person. You don't need to recognise every one of them - if several feel familiar, it's worth getting in touch.
What is a Specific Learning Disorder?
Specific Learning Disorders (SpLD's) are neurodevelopmental conditions that affect how the brain processes certain types of information.
They are not related to intelligence, motivation or effort, and many highly capable individuals have learning differences that simply require the right support and understanding.
What does the assessment involve?
Assessments are tailored to the individual and typically include:
What will I receive at the end
You will receive a comprehensive report outlining:
How the process works
Assessment takes place across several appointments and includes a consultation, rating scales, direct assessment sessions and a feedback meeting. A written report is delivered within six weeks. See our full step by step guide here.
Further assessments & resources
Dr Gill SH Walker, Clinical Psychologist,
Fellow, APS College of Clinical Psychologists
AHPRA Psychology Board-approved supervisor
BSc, MSc, PgDip, DPhil, PhD, MAPS,
AHPRA PSY0002115475
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Email: referral@inpsyght.net
Phone: (+61) 415 227 200
Address: 6/21 Sydney Road, Manly, NSW, 2095 (By appointment only, no walk ins)
Tue, Wed + Fri 8:30am - 12noon
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