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Subject: Re: Where do I go from here? Author: froggy [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:47:46 04/08/10 Thu In reply to: Tracy Rezentes 's message, "Re: Where do I go from here?" on 12:25:31 01/01/10 Fri Are you still on your parents insurance? Many good insurance plans covers some/all the cost of the testing. Calling a local community college resource center for students will disabilities (or something like that) would be a great place to start, they will know names of people that can do testing. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Where do I go from here? Author: Joan [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 20:35:24 04/16/10 Fri I was able to be tested through the university. I saw a program on television about dyslexia and contacted Dr Linda Siegel at the University of British Columbia who works in the Department of Education. She was able to arrange for me to be tested by a graduate student and she sent me the results. The cost was only the expanse of traveling to Vancouver. Check out the Department of Education at the nearest university and see if they do something similar. I have had two diagnoses and the first one our expand medical paid for part of it.