• Free Screening Test Whilst this does not provide a formal diagnosis it can start a conversation.

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Quote from the link above: there is a consensus that dyscalculia involves difficulties with:

• Number sense (an intuitive feel for numbers).

• Memorisation and recall of facts that relate to arithmetic.

• Calculation.

• Mathematical reasoning: figuring out number related information.

• Processing numerical information.

• Understanding number in written and numerical form.

• Basic mental arithmetic: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.

• Basic arithmetic with use of a pen and paper: addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.

• Solving real world problems presented in written form.

• Handling money and change.

• A lack of fluency (speed) when processing number.

• Number difficulties affect academic attainment and everyday life.