As a charity we advise dyslexic people, develop their skills, and connect them to further opportunities.

What do we do?

The Adult Dyslexia Centre is a charity that has been supporting dyslexic adults in the Thames Valley since 2003 from its base in

Maidenhead, Berkshire. We provide free and subsidised services so that our dyslexic clients can afford them.

We also aim to educate the wider community about dyslexia and showcase its positive aspects.

We are pleased to announce that we have received funding from Segro, via Berkshire Community Foundation, to help adults looking to improve their opportunities but have undiagnosed dyslexia. We will help our partners to recognise the problems that dyslexia might bring and offer their clients support.

Assessments at the ADC

Don't forget that we offer full, diagnostic assessments for both children and adults. Our team of Specialist Teacher Assessors all have current Assessment Practising Certificates, so assessments for those over the age of 16 can be used for University support and for applying for the Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA).

Click here for more information on our assessments. Contact our helpline to book an assessment on 07921 022589.

We also assess adults who need support in the workplace. Have your employer get in touch with us!

TV Chef, Richard Bainbridge shares his story about how the Adult Dyslexia Centre helped him to reach his goals. He has not let his dyslexia stand in the way of his success - instead, he has embraced the positives and become a very successful chef.

Who do we help?

Adults

Are you dyslexic or do you think you might be? Make an appointment with us to find out how we can help you.

Employers

1 in 10 of your employees is likely to be dyslexic and we can show you how you can help them in the workplace.

Parents

Do you think your child is dyslexic? We offer assessments for children as well as adults.

What do we offer?

Assessments

We provide full assessments of dyslexia for adults and children.

Dyslexia Awareness

We provide dyslexia awareness training for educators, trainers and those in the workplace, to maximise the potential of dyslexic learners and employees.