Whole Mind Psychological Services provides comprehensive Adult Dyslexia Testing and evidence-based evaluations to help adults understand reading challenges, learning patterns, and cognitive strengths. Our evaluations are designed to identify how dyslexia or other learning differences may impact academic, professional, and everyday experiences while providing practical recommendations to support success.



We help adults better understand whether dyslexia or a related learning difference may be affecting their daily life, education, or workplace performance. Through a comprehensive evaluation process, we identify individual learning patterns and provide personalized recommendations that fit how each person processes information.
With the right understanding and support, adults with dyslexia can build confidence, develop effective strategies, and use their strengths to succeed in academic, professional, and personal settings. Understanding how you learn is the first step toward creating meaningful progress.
Every adult has a unique learning profile, and understanding the reasons behind reading or processing challenges can make a meaningful difference. Our comprehensive Adult Dyslexia Testing services help individuals gain a clearer understanding of their learning strengths, challenges, and cognitive patterns.
Through professional evaluation and personalized recommendations, we support adults throughout San Jose, Silicon Valley, and Santa Clara County in finding effective strategies, understanding their learning needs, and building confidence for success in education, work, and everyday life.
Adult dyslexia testing is a comprehensive evaluation that assesses reading, spelling, writing, language processing, and related cognitive skills to determine whether an individual has dyslexia. The assessment helps identify the underlying causes of reading difficulties and provides recommendations for effective support and accommodations.
Adults who have struggled with reading, spelling, writing, or processing written information throughout their lives may benefit from dyslexia testing. It is also recommended for college students, working professionals, and individuals who suspect they have undiagnosed dyslexia or want a clearer understanding of their learning challenges.
Common signs include slow or inaccurate reading, difficulty with spelling, trouble reading aloud, problems organizing written work, difficulty remembering sequences, avoiding reading-intensive tasks, and taking longer than expected to complete written assignments. Many adults develop coping strategies, but the underlying challenges often remain.
The evaluation typically begins with a discussion of your educational, medical, and personal history. It is followed by standardized assessments that measure reading accuracy, reading comprehension, spelling, phonological processing, language skills, memory, attention, and cognitive abilities. The testing process is individualized based on your concerns.
Most adult dyslexia evaluations take between three and six hours, depending on the complexity of the assessment. Testing may be completed in one session or divided across multiple appointments. A separate feedback session is usually scheduled to review the results and recommendations.
Before your appointment, get adequate rest, eat a healthy meal, and bring any relevant educational records, previous evaluations, or documentation related to learning difficulties. Answer all questions honestly and perform each task to the best of your ability to ensure accurate results.
Yes. You will receive a comprehensive written report that explains the assessment findings, identifies whether dyslexia is present, outlines your strengths and challenges, and provides personalized recommendations for learning strategies, workplace supports, or academic accommodations.
Yes. If the evaluation confirms dyslexia, the report may support requests for accommodations in colleges, universities, standardized testing, professional licensing exams, or the workplace. Eligibility depends on the policies of the institution or employer and applicable laws.
Absolutely. Many adults are diagnosed with dyslexia after years of unexplained academic or workplace struggles. Testing can provide valuable insight, improve self-understanding, and help you access tools, strategies, and accommodations that make reading and learning more manageable.
After reviewing your results, your evaluator will explain the findings and recommend practical strategies, assistive technology, educational support, or workplace accommodations based on your specific needs. If appropriate, referrals for additional services or interventions may also be provided.