At what age can you tell if a child has dyslexia?
Early indicators appear as young as age 4-5 (difficulty with rhyming, letter recognition, or sound awareness), but formal patterns typically become clear in grades 1-3 when reading instruction intensifies. The good news: early intervention produces the most dramatic results. Our assessment works for children ages 4-14.
Is this just for kids who have been diagnosed with dyslexia?
No—and this is important. Many children who struggle with reading have never been formally diagnosed but show the same patterns of foundational skill gaps. Our assessment maps the specific processing differences your child has, regardless of whether they have a formal dyslexia label. If your child struggles with reading, we can help.
Will my child need this forever?
No. The goal is to develop the foundational skills your child needs to become an independent, confident reader. Most families see significant progress within 12-24 weeks of consistent practice. Once these neural pathways are built, they’re permanent—your child will have these skills for life.
What if my child doesn't have dyslexia but still struggles with reading?
Perfect—because our assessment doesn’t start with a label. We map the specific foundational skills (visual processing, auditory discrimination, phonological awareness, etc.) that your child is still developing. Whether or not dyslexia is the clinical term, if your child struggles with reading, they have gaps in these foundational areas that we can identify and address.
How is this different from what the school offers?
Schools provide valuable instruction, but they’re typically using group-based approaches and may not have time to address the foundational processing gaps underneath the reading struggle. Our programs develop the visual, auditory, and proprioceptive systems that reading builds upon—then you can work with your school’s reading instruction for even better results.
How long until I see results?
Most families notice changes within 2-3 weeks—often in confidence and willingness to try before measurable skill gains. Significant reading improvement typically appears within 8-12 weeks of consistent practice. Your report includes week-by-week milestones so you know exactly what to expect.
Do I really keep the full report if I cancel?
Yes—100%. You get your complete personalized report within 48 hours. If you cancel during the 7-day free trial (or even after), you keep the report forever. It’s yours. We do this because we know that understanding your child’s unique profile has value, regardless of whether our programs end up being the right fit for your family.
Is 7 days really free?
Yes—completely free. No credit card tricks, no hidden charges. You get full access to assess your child, receive your comprehensive report, and explore the programs. After 7 days, membership is only $69/month for complete access to all programs, or save more with annual plans. Cancel anytime.
Your Questions About Dyslexia in Kids—Answered
At what age can you tell if a child has dyslexia?
Early indicators appear as young as age 4-5 (difficulty with rhyming, letter recognition, or sound awareness), but formal patterns typically become clear in grades 1-3 when reading instruction intensifies. The good news: early intervention produces the most dramatic results. Our assessment works for children ages 4-14.
Is this just for kids who have been diagnosed with dyslexia?
No—and this is important. Many children who struggle with reading have never been formally diagnosed but show the same patterns of foundational skill gaps. Our assessment maps the specific processing differences your child has, regardless of whether they have a formal dyslexia label. If your child struggles with reading, we can help.
Will my child need this forever?
No. The goal is to develop the foundational skills your child needs to become an independent, confident reader. Most families see significant progress within 12-24 weeks of consistent practice. Once these neural pathways are built, they’re permanent—your child will have these skills for life.
What if my child doesn't have dyslexia but still struggles with reading?
Perfect—because our assessment doesn’t start with a label. We map the specific foundational skills (visual processing, auditory discrimination, phonological awareness, etc.) that your child is still developing. Whether or not dyslexia is the clinical term, if your child struggles with reading, they have gaps in these foundational areas that we can identify and address.
How is this different from what the school offers?
Schools provide valuable instruction, but they’re typically using group-based approaches and may not have time to address the foundational processing gaps underneath the reading struggle. Our programs develop the visual, auditory, and proprioceptive systems that reading builds upon—then you can work with your school’s reading instruction for even better results.
How long until I see results?
Most families notice changes within 2-3 weeks—often in confidence and willingness to try before measurable skill gains. Significant reading improvement typically appears within 8-12 weeks of consistent practice. Your report includes week-by-week milestones so you know exactly what to expect.
Do I really keep the full report if I cancel?
Yes—100%. You get your complete personalized report within 48 hours. If you cancel during the 7-day free trial (or even after), you keep the report forever. It’s yours. We do this because we know that understanding your child’s unique profile has value, regardless of whether our programs end up being the right fit for your family.
Is 7 days really free?
Yes—completely free. No credit card tricks, no hidden charges. You get full access to assess your child, receive your comprehensive report, and explore the programs. After 7 days, membership is only $69/month for complete access to all programs, or save more with annual plans. Cancel anytime.