Welcome to the Home Page of DysCypher Ltd

 

 

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DysCypher was formed to manage the Farnborough Dyslexia & Learning Centre, which is a private tutoring organisation using computers and specially designed software. DysCypher will also manage other similar centres as they are organised.

DysCypher manages the educational assessments, the research into Dyslexia and its treatment, the development and production of SureSpell exercises used by the Farnborough Dyslexia and Learning Centre as well as the general administration of the Centre.

We have recently introduced the computer-aided diagnostic assessment and profiling tool called SNAP (Special Needs Assessment Profile) published by Hodder & Stoughton. We have been so pleased with its results that we have included the technique into both our standard and full assessments for both children and adults. In addition, we are introducing a remote diagnostic procedure for those who cannot travel to the Farnborough Dyslexia & Learning Centre based on the SNAP assessment. This procedure relies on information from the family, a student’s school and an independent person who is capable of carrying out a few simple tests.

The procedures that are used are to develop the cerebellum, connect or reconnect the neural pathways in the brain as well as to improve memory and organisational skills. Not only do these help those who are dyslexic (dysphonetic and/or dyseidetic) but also those who have other speech and language disorders, dyscalculia, dyspraxia and behavioural difficulties such as ADD/ADHD.

Alan is the Managing Director of DysCypher Limited and Christine is Director/Secretary.

Notes:

1.                The pages of this site have a pastel coloured background with a matching font colour to try and help those with visual dyslexia who find that black writing on a white background is too much of a contrast.

2.                This site is shared with the Farnborough Dyslexia & Learning Centre (FDLC). Pages specific to this site have a green background, those specific to FDLC have a blue background and shared pages have a yellow background.

3.                I have only checked these pages with Internet Explorer. I am not certain why, but some pages don’t always load properly and need to be refreshed before being displayed.

 

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Date last modified - 27th December 2006