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Hong Kong Resources

On this page you will find hospitals, universities, clinics, and professionals here in Hong Kong.

The Dyslexia Association of Hong Kong does not necessarily endorse these resources, but they may be helpful. We recommend interviewing any professional for appropriate credentials before beginning a service.

Assessments

Assesments

While an assessment is not needed to begin intervention, it can be an important next step in supporting someone with dyslexia or a specific learning difference.  Thought should be given to the type of an assessment, which could be a full educational psychologist assessment or a more narrow dyslexia assessment.  An educational psychology assessment is typically completed by someone with a PsyD or PhD, but may be completed by someone with a Masters degree.

Central Health Medical Practice
Southside Family Health Centre

Child Psy Assessment & Learning

 

Child Assessment Service
Department of Health
HKSAR Government

Dyslexia Support HK

 

Child Development Centre

 

HK EP Services Centre

 

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

 

Potential Development Association
 

Jadis Blurton Family Development Center

 

SPOT


 

MindnLife


 

Sprout in Motion


 

Dyslexia Assessments

In some cases, a specific assessment for dyslexia may be the best next step.  A dyslexia assessor is someone who has been certified to diagnosis Specific literacy difficulties (SpLD).

Dyslexia Support
Dyslexia Assessment

ENT Laser Hearing & Speech Therapy Centre

Hong Kong Adventist Hospital

Phonak Hearing Centre Hong Kong

The University of Hong Kong

Audiologists

Audiologists
Non-Profits

FOCUS

Pathways Foundation

St. James' Settlement

Watchdog Early Education Centre

Non-Profit Organizations

Family Eye Care

Dr. Vanessa Thai

Central Health Child Development Team

Optometrists

Optometrists

While dyslexia has nothing to do with an individual's vision, testing one's eyesight is an important first step in identifying the cause of reading struggles. 

Vision therapy and occupational optometry can also help address vision issues, which has nothing to do with dyslexia, but can be a cause of reading struggles. 

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

The University of Hong Kong

Watchdog Early Education Centre

Speech & Language

Speech & Language Therapy

Tutors & Specialists

Tutors & Specialists
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