Specific Learning Disorders (SLDs) are neurodevelopmental conditions characterised by ongoing difficulties in one or more of the following areas: reading, written expression, and/or mathematics. Many adults experience challenges associated with these conditions, particularly in reading (commonly referred to as dyslexia). There is a high comorbidity of specific learning disorder with other neurodevelopmental disorders (such as ADHD) as well as anxiety*.

LEARNING ASSESSMENT PROCESS

Inkblot Psychology Clinic provides comprehensive psychometric assessments to assess for possible learning disorders including:

  • dyslexia (disorder of reading)

  • dysgraphia (disorder of written expression)

  • dyscalculia (disorder of mathematics)*

This process includes:

Interview - 30 minutes

Assessment - 2 hours*

  • Cognitive (IQ) assessment

Assessments selected will be relevant to the prior diagnosis and may include:

  • Functional assessment of literacy skills (phonetical knowledge, word reading, reading rate, comprehension, accuracy)

  • Functional assessment of written expression skills (spelling, handwriting, grammar and punctuation, organisation and clarity)

  • Functional assessment of numeracy skills

Feedback (emailed 3-4 weeks following the assessment)

  • Short report provided

Total Fee $1100

There is a $100 non-refundable booking fee, credited to the completed assessment cost, taken at the time of booking. The full fee is due on the day of your appointment.

*Durations provided above for the assessments are a guide and may vary.

References:

Psychiatry.org - What Is Specific Learning Disorder?

Specific learning disorders | APS (psychology.org.au)

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