
The
Dyslexia
Den

Learning With
Dyslexia
Meet Julie
Hi, I'm Julie, founder of The Dyslexia Den.
I provide specialist assessments both in person and remotely, enabling me to support individuals across the UK.
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I trained as a teacher in New Zealand and have many years of teaching experience in both New Zealand and the UK. My experience in education led me to specialise in the assessment of Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD), recognising the importance of identifying learning differences and ensuring individuals receive appropriate support.
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I am a qualified specialist assessor and hold an Assessment Practising Certificate (APC). I provide comprehensive assessments for dyslexia, dyscalculia, and Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD) in mathematics. My assessments are tailored to identify an individual's strengths and areas of need, with clear, practical recommendations to support education, employment, and everyday life.
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I provide high-quality diagnostic dyslexia assessments in a professional, supportive, and person-centred environment. I believe that specific learning differences are exactly that—differences, not deficits. Every assessment is designed to help individuals gain a clear understanding of their unique learning profile, recognise their strengths, and identify any areas where additional support may be beneficial.
My aim is to provide clear, comprehensive recommendations that empower individuals, families, and schools to access the right support and help each learner reach their full potential with confidence.

My Qualifications:
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MDGAssessment Practicing Certificate (APC SpLD)
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Dyslexia Action (Index of Assessors)Approved Teacher Status (ATS)
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British Dyslexia Association (Index of tutors)
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Level 7 Postgraduate Certificate SpLD Teacher/Practitioner/Assessor
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Qualified Teacher Status through the Overseas Training Program at The Nottingham Trent University.
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First class Bachelor of Education degree through The University of Auckland
