Is your child struggling?
It’s likely that you’ll be the first person to see the signs.
As a parent, you have a greater awareness of your own child’s challenges, often long before those difficulties and anxieties are evident to others within school, etc. You will have experienced firsthand their frustrations when arriving home from school or attempting homework, as well as the low self-esteem and anxieties linked to their perceived failure. Watching your child struggle and not receive the appropriate support is a deeply upsetting experience for you, as well as for your child. Parents finding a source of information and practical advice can be life-changing for children with dyslexia or dyscalculia. White Rose Dyslexia Centre can help you.
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Visit our FAQ page below to view our frequently asked questions and find other helpful information.
We will listen
It can be frustrating and worrying if your concerns for your child aren’t acknowledged, or you don’t know who to talk to for specialist advice and guidance. Often, you need to talk to an appropriate specialist who can listen, ask all the right questions, and then offer reassurance and/or advice on whether you have valid concerns. White Rose Dyslexia Centre can provide that.
We will help
We exist to provide a source of information, advice, practical support, and guidance to other services that can offer further assistance. Please give our team a call – we are happy to provide initial advice and then point you in the right direction to access any number of specialist advisory organisations that have in-depth knowledge of SEND regulations and statutory support mechanisms.
Get In Touch
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NOTE: We aim to respond to messages within 2–3 working days. To help us manage enquiries efficiently, please avoid calling the centre in addition to emailing, as this increases response time.
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