JMG Dyslexia Assessment

03/08/2026

Around 1 in 10 people in the UK are dyslexic - roughly 6.7 million people.

The BDA estimates that more than one million UK schoolchildren and around 3.3 million people in the workplace are dyslexic - many without a diagnosis.

Dyslexia is lifelong, but the right assessment, support and adjustments can make a major difference at school, university and work.

If you feel like an assessment could benefit you or someone you care for, drop us a message to see how we can help.

02/08/2026

A dyslexia diagnosis can be helpful because it gives a clear explanation of why some tasks may feel harder, while also identifying the person’s strengths. It can open the door to more personalised support at school, college, university, work and in everyday life. The support should always be matched to the individual, as dyslexia affects people in different ways.

Drop us a message for more information.

23/08/2021

So you think you might be dyslexic.....
Answer yes or no to these questions:

Do you need to read text more than once to work out what it says?
Do you miss out words or lines when you are reading?
Do you find it difficult to remember spellings?
Does it take a long time to express thoughts into written form?
Do you sometimes forget names of people and/or places?
Do you forget information and instructions that you have just heard?
Do you find it difficult to pronounce some words when you are reading?
Do you make mistakes when reading aloud?
Have you ever had a problem with telling the time?
Do you find it difficult slow to learn sounds and phonics?

If you answered yes to six or more of these questions, then it is possible that you or your child has Dyslexia. See below for more information about Dyslexia.

23/08/2021

So you think you might be dyslexic.....
Answer yes or no to these questions:
yes no
Do you need to read text more than once to work out what it says?
Do you miss out words or lines when you are reading?
Do you find it difficult to remember spellings?
Does it take a long time to express thoughts into written form?
Do you sometimes forget names of people and/or places?
Do you forget information and instructions that you have just heard?
Do you find it difficult to pronounce some words when you are reading?
Do you make mistakes when reading aloud?
Have you ever had a problem with telling the time?
Do you find it difficult slow to learn sounds and phonics?

If you answered yes to six or more of these questions, then it is possible that you or your child has Dyslexia. See below for more information about Dyslexia.

22/10/2020