Dyslexia UK offer trusted, professional developmental coordination disorder (Dyspraxia) assessments for individuals aged 16 and over. These are conducted remotely across the UK. This service also includes a Dyslexia assessment. Whether you're seeking clarity, support, or formal diagnosis, our experienced Dyspraxia assessors are here to guide you.
It is important to note that whilst the diagnosis of Developmental Coordination Disorder provides personalised recommendations for work and study, it is not a medical diagnosis and therefore cannot be used to access medication on the NHS.
Our assessments examine areas such as motor coordination, spatial awareness, and organisational skills. Understanding these factors allows us to provide personalised strategies to support individuals in their daily activities and academic or professional pursuits.
While not a medical diagnosis, the developmental coordination disorder assessment offers valuable insight into how developmental coordination disorder traits affect learning and work, along with practical strategies for success. The diagnosis is legally recognised under the Equality Act 2010, supporting requests for reasonable adjustments and access to schemes like Access to Work or Disabled Students’ Allowance.
The assessment for dyspraxia also includes an assessment for dyslexia. As with our other services, the assessments are conducted remotely, ensuring that clients can access support from the comfort of their own home.
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For adults and students aged 16+
A comprehensive diagnosis assessment of both developmental coordination disorder (dyspraxia) and dyslexia
A Developmental coordination disorder assessment provides a clear diagnosis that is legally recognised under the Equality Act 2010. It helps adults understand challenges related to focus, coordination, and organisation, and offers tailored strategies to support study, work, or daily life. The assessment also enables access to support such as workplace adjustments, Access to Work, or Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA).
Anyone aged 16 or over who is experiencing challenges with organisation, coordination, or related difficulties can book an assessment—whether you’re a student, professional, or seeking better self-understanding.
Yes, we offer combined assessments if both conditions are suspected. This can provide a clearer, more holistic picture of your strengths and challenges.
Typically, assessments take around 2–3 hours, with some time required beforehand for questionnaires and history gathering.
We provide remote assessments via secure video calls, making it easy and accessible from anywhere in the UK, or internationally.
Do you have any further questions? Contact us and we will be happy to help.
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