Screening / Assessing for Dyslexia

Assessing for Dyslexia is huge now. But did you know your child can be screened and you can save a lot of money with a Dyslexia Screening by Dr. Marianne Cintron?

Disclaimer: These informal educational assessments are done for the purpose of planning a course of tutoring for the student, and are not intended to provide any kind of clinical or legal diagnosis. If you need a formal diagnosis of any learning disability, you must consult with a psychologist,  neuropsychologist, child psychologist, developmental pediatrician, or anyone who holds a PhD.

Why get your child screened?

• You can take the assessment to your school and get them to take you seriously.
• You can have peace of mind if your child does or does not have dyslexia and determine next steps to provide intervention. We also tutor dyslexic children.
• You can get yourself assessed if you are an adult, and have the peace of mind knowing for sure after all these years. You may be able to secure a job more appropriate for you. You may also want tutoring or the opportunity to help yourself learn to read. Ask us how!

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Related Blogs

Here are some blogs about assessing for dyslexia:

• Why is Dyslexia Hard to Diagnose and Who Is Qualified to Assess for Dyslexia?
• The perfect Person to Diagnose your Child for Dyslexia

WHO IS QUALIFIED TO ASSESS AND DIAGNOSE FOR DYSLEXIA?

Most schools don’t assess for dyslexia. Yet, some schools that do are charging a lot to assess for dyslexia. And it takes hours (up to 6) to see if a student qualifies for Special Education.

I am your solution to an affordable alternative to screen your child for dyslexia. And it only takes me 1-2 hours. Let me share with you what I do.

More schools should take advantage of my 21 years of experience and 19 years in Special Education and help them assess students for dyslexia. Even students who don’t have dyslexia, but are screened by me, need reading help, and I can provide it.