Learning Disabilities & Dyslexia

It is estimated that 10% of the school-aged population has at least one learning disability. Learning disabilities affect how a child understands, processes, and responds to new information.

• Is your child’s academic performance below average?
• Does your child struggle with reading, writing, or math skills?
• Does your child constantly fail to complete homework?
• Has your child been held back in school?
• Does your child have trouble with stamina while studying?
• Are you placing excessive or unrealistic pressure on your child to achieve academic success?

Dyslexia is the name for specific learning disabilities in reading. Dyslexia is often characterized by difficulties with accurate word recognition, decoding and spelling. Dyslexia may cause problems with reading comprehension and slow down vocabulary growth.

CC Assessment Services can help you identify if your child has a learning disability or dyslexia. We use neuropsychological testing to determine whether or not an individual has dyslexia or a learning disability. Identification of learning disabilities by a qualified professional can help your child  get the support he or she needs to experience a successful future, both in and out of school.