Learning Disability Test

Learning Disability Assessment at Life Care Counselling Centre helps identify challenges related to reading, writing, spelling, comprehension, mathematics, and overall academic performance. Learning Disabilities (LD) are not related to intelligence — they simply reflect differences in how the brain processes information. Early identification allows children to receive the right support, develop confidence, and achieve better academic outcomes.

Our assessments are conducted by trained psychologists and special educators using standardized diagnostic tools and academic skill evaluations. The assessment helps determine patterns of strengths and weaknesses, identifies specific learning disorders (such as dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia), and guides individualized intervention planning.

Who Should Consider a Learning Disability Test

• Children showing difficulty in reading, writing, spelling, or comprehension

• Students struggling with mathematics or number concepts

• Children whose academic performance is below age or grade level

• Students with poor attention, slow learning, or difficulty retaining information

• Children suspected of having dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia

• Parents or teachers seeking clarity on a child’s learning profile

Our Approach

• Detailed case history and parent/teacher discussion

• Administration of standardized LD assessments such as:

  • NIMHANS SLD Index

  • Learning Disability Screening Test (LDST)

  • WRAT – Wide Range Achievement Test

  • Dyslexia Screening Tools (DST)

• Evaluation of reading, writing, spelling, comprehension, and numerical skills

• Cognitive tests to assess memory, processing speed, and reasoning

• Behavioural and attention observation during testing

• Interpretation of results by licensed psychologists and special educators

• Personalized report with findings and individualized recommendations

Benefits of Learning Disability Assessment

• Early identification of specific learning challenges

• Better understanding of a child’s learning strengths and weaknesses

• Clarity on whether the child has dyslexia, dysgraphia, or dyscalculia

• Tailored recommendations for remedial education and classroom support

• Improved academic performance and self-confidence

• Guidance for parents and teachers to support the child effectively

At Life Care Counselling Centre, we believe every child learns in their own unique way. Our Learning Disability Assessments are designed to provide clarity, direction, and the right intervention strategies—helping children build confidence, develop skills, and achieve their full academic potential.