Dyslexia & ADHD Combined Assessments for 18+.
Are you finding it hard to concentrate, stay organised, or keep up with written tasks at university or work? A combined assessment for dyslexia and ADHD can help explain your challenges and unlock the right support, without needing a medical referral.
This is an educational diagnosis only, carried out in line with the guidelines set by the Specific Learning Difficulties Assessment Standards Committee (SASC).
It cannot be used to access medication or clinical services. If you wish to pursue a medical ADHD diagnosis, please speak to your GP.
We only offer ADHD screening alongside a full diagnostic dyslexia assessment.
Could it be more than dyslexia?
If you’ve always found reading, writing, or spelling difficult and also struggle to stay focused, meet deadlines, or stay organised, it might not just be dyslexia.
Many adults discover ADHD traits later in life, especially when they're also navigating challenges linked to dyslexia. A combined assessment helps you explore the full picture—and unlock the right kind of support for you
Dyslexia and ADHD – What’s the Link?
Dyslexia and ADHD are distinct neurodevelopmental differences, but they frequently co-occur. While dyslexia primarily affects how a person processes language, including reading, spelling, and working memory, ADHD can influence attention, focus, impulsivity, and emotional regulation.
When both are present, they can significantly impact the ability to study, organise thoughts, retain information, and manage time effectively.
You may recognise yourself in statements such as:
“I lose focus halfway through reading.”
“I struggle to get started—even when I know what I need to do.”
“I know what I want to say, but I can’t get it down in writing.”
If so, you’re not alone—and gaining a deeper understanding of how your brain works is the first step towards finding meaningful, effective support.
What This Can Support?
Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) applications
Workplace Needs Assessments
Access to assistive tech (e.g. text-to-speech software)
Extra time, rest breaks, or extensions
Study skills coaching or mentoring
Our approach
The Combined Assessment
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Step 1:
Questionnaire
Contact us today to request your background questionnaire and begin the diagnostic process. Once received, we’ll be in touch by email to confirm a date for your virtual diagnostic assessment. To secure your booking, a £100 deposit will be required at the time of confirmation.
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Step 2:
Assessment
A comprehensive virtual 3–4 hour diagnostic assessment designed to evaluate you process information using pictures, words, and sounds in a relaxed, one-to-one setting.
To take part, you’ll need access to a laptop or desktop computer. Tablets and phones are not suitable for this type of detailed assessment.
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Step 3:
Report
Following payment of the remaining balance, you’ll receive your personalised diagnostic report within three weeks.
The report includes clear findings, tailored recommendations for study, work, and everyday life, and signposting to further support if needed.
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Step 4:
Evaluate
You’ll also be offered a complimentary call to discuss the results, talk through key findings, and answer any questions you may have.
We’re here to make sure you feel confident, supported, and clear on your next steps.
We believe everyone deserves to understand how their mind works, without shame, confusion, or delay. For many adults, a diagnosis can be a turning point: a moment of recognition, relief, and renewed confidence.
To help make assessments more accessible, we offer flexible payment options. After your £100 deposit, the remaining £650 can be spread across instalments using GoCardless.
If cost is a concern, please reach out. We’re happy to talk through your options and provide more information about financial support.
Complete Assessment
£750
Assessments for ages 18+
