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Remote Dyslexia
assessments, made easy.
Our experienced clinicians are ready to help. Book a consultation whenever you're ready - no referral required.
What is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a fascinating way the brain processes written language that shapes how someone interacts with text, engages with reading and writing, and interprets written information around them. Each person with dyslexia has their own unique profile of strengths and challenges, particularly in areas like decoding words, spelling accurately, and expressing their thoughts on paper.
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The diverse nature of dyslexia means it manifests differently for everyone who experiences it. Some individuals might find reading particularly challenging, like mixing up similar letters or struggling to break words into their phonetic components. Others experience distinct processing differences - perhaps written words appear to move on the page, or sequential information like months and multiplication tables create notable difficulty.
What are the causes of Dyslexia?
Dyslexia emerges from fascinating variations in how the brain develops and processes language-related information, shaping how different regions of the brain communicate and work together during reading and writing tasks. Each person's dyslexic profile stems from a unique combination of genetic factors and brain development patterns, particularly affecting areas involved in phonological processing, rapid naming, and visual-verbal integration.
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The complex origins of dyslexia mean its underlying causes vary among individuals who experience it. Some cases are strongly linked to inherited genetic factors, with multiple genes identified that influence how brain circuits develop for reading and language. Others show distinct patterns in brain structure and function - perhaps differences in the left temporal lobe's organization, or variations in how efficiently different brain regions coordinate during reading tasks.
At Nuvirtis, we believe there shouldn't be any barriers to exceptional care - so we're breaking them.
Neurodevelopmental assessments,
without the barriers.
HSE recognized assessments for children and young people
HSE recognized assessments for adults & families
Education & Social Services guidance
Designated care navigator
Remotely delivered - No more stressful clinic visits
Continued support even after diagnosis results
Questions?
You're in
the right place.
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Are all clinicians fully qualified and accredited?All of Nuvirtis' clinical team are professionally qualified, highly experienced and hold active registration status with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) & the British Psychological Society (BPS) Their ongoing commitment to ethical excellence and professional growth guarantees that you'll receive skilled, trustworthy care throughout your assessment journey.
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How do virtual and in-person assessments differ?Online diagnostic assessments for Autism and ADHD are similar to in-person evaluations, but they happen over video calls rather than in a clinic. ​ One of the great things about virtual assessments is that you or your child can take part from a familiar, comfortable setting. This means you avoid the stress of traveling and spending time in an unfamiliar place.
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Does the HSE recognize my assessment?Your assessment results are officially accepted across all Irish healthcare, social & educational networks, opening doors to the full range of services, assistance, and adjustments you're entitled to.
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Can I pay with a debit/credit card?We accept all major credit cards, making your payment process smooth and hassle-free.
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Do I need a referral from my GP?No, you don't need a GP referral to book with us. You can reach out directly to schedule your assessment whenever you feel ready to take that step.
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Are assessments covered by my private insurance?Many of our clinicians work with the major Irish health insurance providers, though coverage varies by clinician. We suggest getting in touch with your insurance provider to check your specific benefits. You can also reach out to our team with your needs and insurance details, and we'll help you understand your coverage options.
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What are the opening hours?You can reach our team by phone from 9AM to 5PM Mon-Fri. If you need to get in touch outside these hours, just send us an email at info@nuvirtis.com and we'll give you a call when we're back in the office.
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Where can I book my free consultation?Click here to schedule a free consultation or call us on +01 623 321. Your dedicated care navigator will discuss your needs and take the time to understand your situation and help figure out the best way forward for you.
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If diagnosed, am I eligible for Social Services supports such as Disability Allowance?Yes - your diagnosis can open doors to social support services, including Disability Allowance. If diagnosed, we can provide a detailed letter of support that clearly outlines how your condition impacts your daily life, which is a crucial piece of documentation for benefit applications.
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What is the assessment process?Your path starts with a free consultation where your dedicated care navigator will take the time to understand your concerns, learn about your history, and explore important details regarding your situation. After this, our dedicated coordinators will work with you to schedule your evaluation at a time that works best for you, making sure you have everything needed to prepare. Upon completing final assessment session, your clinician will begin to prepare a comprehensive diagnostic report and discussion that breaks down your results and lays out clear recommendations for your care moving forward.
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I've received my report, now what?Your personalized report comes with practical recommendations to guide you forward. These might include suggestions for medication, therapeutic support, or a combination of both. Once you've reviewed your report and feel it accurately reflects your situation, simply send us a quick email at info@nuvirtis.com confirming you're happy with it. With your permission, we can then share this report with your GP or other healthcare professionals involved in your care.
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What are your confidentiality polices?We treat all our conversations and appointments with the utmost confidentiality - it's a commitment we take seriously. While we maintain strict privacy policy, we do have a duty of care to ensure safety, so if there's ever a concern about risk to yourself or others, we'll need to inform appropriate support services. You and all other relevant person(s) will be made aware at this stage.
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