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Getting Assessed for Dyslexia Remotely with NeuroElevate by Access2Learn
Access2Learn
Sponsor of DAL
11th December, Friday
12:00 PM GMT
This webinar is proudly sponsored by Access2Learn, our official partner for this session. Join NeuroElevate and Access2Learn for an in-depth look at how remote dyslexia assessments work, who they’re for, and what to expect throughout the process.
This session is ideal for anyone considering a dyslexia assessment, supporting someone who is, or looking to better understand remote access to neurodiversity-focused services.
In this webinar you will learn:
What To Expect – An in-depth overview of how a remote dyslexia assessment works, including how sessions are structured, what types of tasks are involved, how technology is used, and what happens after the assessment. This takeaway helps demystify the process and reduce uncertainty or anxiety.
Benefits and Limitations– A balanced discussion of the advantages of remote dyslexia assessments — such as flexibility, accessibility, and comfort — alongside honest consideration of their limitations. The session explored situations where an in-person assessment may be more appropriate, helping attendees make informed choices.
Who It’s For – Clear guidance on who remote dyslexia assessments are best suited to, including adults, students, and professionals seeking clarity, support, or documentation. The webinar also highlighted who may need alternative options based on individual needs or circumstances.
About Access2Learn
We offer comprehensive neurodivergent diagnostic assessments for individuals aged 8 through to adulthood, conducted by highly experienced and qualified specialist teachers. Our team is equipped to diagnose dyslexia and to identify characteristics of dyspraxia (DCD), and ADHD. These assessments provide a valuable insight into an individual’s cognitive profile, identifying both strengths and areas of difficulty.
We also offer comprehensive medical assessments for both ADHD and Autism. These are designed to provide individuals with a clear and accurate diagnosis alongside tailored recommendations for support. Our assessments are conducted by qualified clinicians and follow recognised diagnosis guidelines to ensure reliability and accuracy.
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