Does reading or writing seem harder for them than it should be?

Organize the signs you're noticing, explore what difficulties could be behind them, and find out which professional would make the most sense to consult first.

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NeuroClarify provides informational guidance and does not perform diagnoses or replace a professional evaluation.

Does any of this sound familiar?

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Reads much more slowly than other children their age.

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Reading takes a lot of effort, or they try to avoid it.

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Makes frequent mistakes when reading words.

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Struggles to write words they know perfectly well when speaking.

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Spelling is still very difficult despite practice.

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Understands well when someone explains something out loud, but performance drops when they have to read it themselves.

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Needs much more time to do tasks involving reading or writing.

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The school has mentioned it would be worth keeping a closer eye on reading and writing.

A single sign on its own doesn't tell you much. What matters is looking at the whole picture and understanding which areas are worth exploring.

Could it be dyslexia? It could be one possibility, but not the only one.

Reading and writing difficulties can appear for different reasons and don't always fit the same profile.

Before drawing conclusions, it's worth looking at how they read, how they write, how much effort it takes, what happens with comprehension, and whether signs also appear in other areas of learning or daily functioning.

NeuroClarify helps you organize all of that information so you know what's worth exploring in more depth.

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What you can find out today

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Organize what you're observingTurn situations that can seem unrelated into more structured information.

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Identify the areas worth exploringReading and writing can relate to different underlying processes, so it's best not to focus on a single sign.

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Get a first orientationReceive an initial result that helps you understand whether there are enough signs to keep exploring.

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Know what the next step could beUnderstand which type of professional would make the most sense to consult first, based on the observed profile.

A first orientation in just a few minutes

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Tell us what you're noticing

Describe, in your own words, the difficulties you see with reading, writing, school, or daily life.

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Get a free initial orientation

NeuroClarify organizes the information and points out which areas are worth exploring in more detail.

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You decide whether to go deeper

If you want to continue, an adaptive interview lets you explore the full profile and generate a more detailed report.

You don't need to sign up to get the first result.

We're not trying to attach a label too soon

When a child struggles with reading or writing, it's easy to focus only on the word “dyslexia”.

But to properly guide the next step, it's more useful to ask:

That's the purpose of NeuroClarify: to help you arrive at a professional consultation with your thoughts much more organized.

If you decide to continue, you'll get a fuller picture

  • ✓ Structured exploration of the different areas of the profile.
  • ✓ 20 adaptive questions based on previous answers.
  • ✓ Orientative hypotheses worth considering.
  • ✓ Observed strengths.
  • ✓ Areas where more signs appear.
  • ✓ Professionals it could make sense to consult.
  • ✓ Guidance on who to consult first.
  • ✓ PDF report to save or share.

The report doesn't confirm or rule out dyslexia or any other diagnosis. Its purpose is to help you orient the next steps.

Frequently asked questions

No. NeuroClarify does not perform diagnostic or psychometric tests. It helps you organize the signs you're observing and assess what's worth exploring next.
It cannot confirm that. It can help you identify whether there are difficulties that deserve a more specific evaluation, and what type of professional might be appropriate to consult.
No, you don't need to sign up to get the free initial guidance.
You can start the guidance for ages 2 to 17, or for an adult who wants to explore their own signs. At the start, you choose the age range (2-3, 4-5, 6-8, 9-12, 13-17 years, or adult).
You can stop there, or, if you want to go deeper, continue with an adaptive interview and get the full report.

If something makes you think reading or writing is harder for them than it should be, you can start by organizing the signs.

The initial guidance is free and doesn't require sign-up.

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