About

Dyslexia Consultancy Malvern advises and supports people with Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Attention Deficit Disorder, known collectively as Specific Processing & Learning Differences/Difficulties (SPLDs). It also offers consultancy, training and resources for professionals.

Melanie Jameson
I have wide-ranging experience as an SPLD specialist in the spheres of education, the workplace and the justice system.

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Links
Dyslexia Consultancy Malvern works with associates in related areas and can provide referrals to local/national specialists and appropriate organisations.

Resources
Dyslexia Consultancy Malvern has created a resource library of information sheets, briefing papers, checklists and documents. Further resources are also recommended.

Testing

Screening
Checklists are used to screen for various SPLDs. They reflect the contexts of school, higher education and basic literacy.

Assessment
Where screening indicates the likelihood of an SPLD, assessments can tie down problem areas, identify strengths and make recommendations.

Visual Stress
Visual stress impedes the reading process. Checklists, comprehensive information and appropriate referrals are provided.

Justice

Coping with Courts & Tribunals is designed to guide you through the justice system, outlining what support is available and how to access it. There is also a printer-friendly version.

The Good Practice Guide for Justice Professionals highlights the challenges arising out of Specific Learning Difficulties and shows how they can be accommodated.

Disability Provisions
People with Specific Processing & Learning Differences have certain entitlements in work, education and as a consumer. They can be greatly disadvantaged in their dealings with the justice system and need to know about disability provisions and accommodations.

Good Practice
Dyslexia Consultancy Malvern is at the forefront of groundbreaking work across the justice system to promote good practice. Guides are available for justice professionals and for people facing court or tribunal hearings.