Dyslexia, Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia Evaluations

Reading, writing, and math shouldn’t feel like a wall. If you or your child struggles to decode words, spell accurately, write legibly, or keep up with math facts and problem‑solving, a targeted evaluation can replace uncertainty with a plan. Our multi‑specialist team—clinical and school psychologists and educational specialists—delivers research‑informed evaluations for dyslexia (reading), dysgraphia (writing), and dyscalculia (math) for adults and children. We clarify strengths, pinpoint the root causes, and translate results into practical steps for school, college, and the workplace.

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Leonard Educational Evaluations will provide you with a clear diagnosis (when criteria are met), documentation for accommodations (504/IEP, college, standardized tests, and workplace), and a concrete roadmap for tutoring, school supports, and assistive technology. We test in‑person in Philadelphia, NJ, NYC and via secure tele‑assessment when appropriate. Appointments are available evenings and weekends, and we offer expedited report options when time matters.

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Who We Help 

• Adults seeking clarity, documentation for work/testing, or returning to school

• College/graduate students needing ADA/DS documentation and study supports

• Parents of K–12 students seeking IEP/504 eligibility or targeted intervention

• High‑ability individuals with uneven profiles who need nuanced, strength‑based plans

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Signs You May Be Seeing

• Dyslexia (Reading): slow/effortful reading, weak decoding, limited fluency, poor spelling, difficulty with phonological awareness or nonsense words.

• Dysgraphia (Writing): messy/slow handwriting, inconsistent letter formation/spacing, difficulty with spelling and written expression, fatigue when writing.

• Dyscalculia (Math): trouble with number sense, math facts, multi‑step procedures, word problems, and aligning numbers; math anxiety and avoidance.

• Note: Many bright adults/children compensate for years; a formal evaluation can finally explain the pattern—and show a better path forward.

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Exactly What We Evaluate

• Foundational skills: phonological awareness, rapid naming, orthographic processing

• Academic skills: word reading, nonword decoding, reading fluency & comprehension; spelling; handwriting & written expression; math facts, calculation, word‑problem solving

• Cognition relevant to learning: working memory, processing speed, attention, executive functioning, language

• Co‑occurring concerns: ADHD, anxiety/depression that can affect learning

• Context: school/work history, prior interventions, environmental factors

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Our Process 

1. Free consult (10 min). We listen to concerns and confirm best‑fit service.

2. Testing session(s). Targeted assessments tailored to your profile.

3. Results & plan. Clear feedback and written report with next steps.

4. Support to implement. We help translate findings into school/work supports.

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What You Receive

• Clear educational disability and/or diagnosis when criteria are met (DSM‑5‑TR)

• Action plan: targeted interventions, tutoring, AT, progress‑monitoring

• Documentation: letters/reports for 504/IEP, colleges, standardized tests, & employers

• Accommodation guidance: extended time, audiobooks, speech‑to‑text, note‑taking, calculators (as appropriate)

• Follow‑through support: we coordinate with schools/workplaces on request

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Why Choose Us

• Multi‑specialist, research‑informed team (clinical + school psychology + education)

• School‑embedded perspective: recommendations that actually get implemented

• Fast timelines & evening/weekend availability

• In‑person (Philadelphia, NJ, NYC) & secure tele‑assessment

• Transparent pricing & insurance documentation

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Pricing & Insurance 

We offer transparent packages and can provide documentation for insurance reimbursement (out‑of‑network).  Contact us for current rates and expedited options.

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Trusted by Families - Schools - Colleges - Individuals

• ★★★★★ Google reviews 

• Clinical Psychologists - School Psychologists - Educational Specialists, LPC's, etc.

• Universities:  Villanova, Kutztown, Widener, Rutgers, Princeton, Neumann, UPenn, etc.

• School Districts:  Runnemede, Moorestown, Camden, Cheltenham, Abington, Philadelphia

• Professional memberships: APA, NASP, NJDOE, ABSNP, NASW, ACA, LDANJ, PACA, NBCT, PASA, NEA, PADOE, PSEA, NJEA, PSHA, ASHA, NJASP, AAUP, NJASP, & NJSHA.

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Locations

Pennsylvania Evaluations — Newtown, King of Prussia, Allentown, Lancaster, Media, 

Philadelphia Evaluations — Rittenhouse, Center City, Main Line, NE/South Philly
New Jersey Evaluations — Camden, Cherry Hill, Princeton, Trenton, North Jersey
New York City Evaluations — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island
Online Tele‑Assessment — secure, when clinically appropriate

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FAQs 

1. How do I know if I need an evaluation?
If reading, writing, or math are persistently slower or more effortful than peers—and impact grades, test performance, or work—an evaluation can clarify causes and next steps.

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2. What tests do you use?
We tailor to the referral question and age, selecting standardized, research‑validated measures of reading/writing/math, language, cognition, attention, and executive skills.

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3. Will this qualify me/my child for accommodations?
When diagnostic criteria are met, our reports provide the documentation schools, colleges, testing agencies, and employers typically require.

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4. Do you evaluate adults?
Yes. We routinely test college students and working professionals seeking clarity and documentation.

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5. How soon can we start and how fast is the report?
Evening/weekend slots are available. Standard and expedited timelines are offered; ask about current availability.

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6.  Do you take insurance?
We are out‑of‑network but provide superbills and documentation for reimbursement; HSA/FSA accepted.

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Schedule Your Dyslexia - Dysgraphia  - Dyscalculia Assessment Now!

Ready for clear answers?
Book your evaluation or schedule a free 10‑minute consult.

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