Private Tutors & Support Professionals

Every single week, families, parents, and adult learners walk through our doors seeking clarity. A Screening is often a moment of profound transformation. For a parent, it provides an answer to why their child has been struggling at school despite trying so hard. For an adult, it offers validation after years of unexplained difficulty in education or the workplace.

However, receiving an assessment report is not the end of the journey it is only the first step.

Once testing is complete, our qualified assessors sit down with clients in our consultation spaces to walk through the results in detail. We break down the cognitive profile, explain the underlying strengths and challenges, and most importantly discuss the recommended next steps. It is during these critical post-assessment discussions that families inevitably ask us three foundational questions:

• “Where can we find a private tutor who truly understands neurodivergent learning profiles?”
• “Are there local specialist counsellors who can help build my child’s self-esteem and manage school anxiety?”
• “What local support services and independent providers are available to help us right now?”

Our assessors want to give our clients the highest standard of guidance every step of the way. We want to connect the people who come to us with compassionate, experienced, and dedicated local professionals who share our passion for supporting neurodivergent individuals.

This is where you come in.

We are actively calling on private tutors, special educational needs (SEN) practitioners, counsellors, occupational therapists, and educational specialists across Norfolk and surrounding areas to connect with us, introduce your services, and join our recommended provider network.

The Gap Between Diagnosis and Ongoing Support

A formal assessment provides a vital baseline. It identifies phonological processing speed, working memory limits, visual processing traits, and underlying literacy skills. But an assessment report alone does not teach a child how to read using multi-sensory techniques, nor does it automatically restore a student’s confidence after years of feeling left behind in a standard classroom.

To thrive, individuals with dyslexia require tailored, individual-focused support. That support comes in many forms:

• Specialist 1-on-1 Literacy & Numeracy Tuition: Structured, cumulative, multi-sensory teaching approaches designed specifically for dyslexic learners.
• Subject-Specific Academic Support: GCSE, A-Level, and higher education tutoring tailored for students using assistive technology or explicit study strategies.
• Emotional & Psychological Support: Counselling and therapy to address school-induced stress, low academic self-esteem, or co-occurring anxiety.
• Executive Functioning & Study Skills Coaching: Practical coaching in time management, organization, revision techniques, and workplace strategies.

When parents leave our centre, they are motivated, equipped with new insights, and ready to act. However, navigating the search for reliable, qualified private providers can be overwhelming. By establishing a direct link with the Indigo Dyslexia Centre, you help us bridge the gap between initial diagnosis and long-term educational success.

Why Partner with the Indigo Dyslexia Centre?

When you make your services known to our team, you place your practice directly in front of an active audience actively seeking specialized support.

1. Direct Access to a Highly Targeted Client Base

Our assessors hold post-assessment review sessions every week. In these meetings, recommendations for private tuition or therapeutic support are explicitly discussed. Having your details in our system allows our assessors to match your specific expertise, geographic area, and subject focus directly with families who need them.

2. Physical Presence in Our Client Waiting Rooms

We conduct our detailed feedback sessions and testing appointments at our central Norwich centre. Our facility includes dedicated consultation spaces and client waiting areas where parents, guardians, and adult clients spend focused time before and after appointments.

We invite local professionals to provide us with physical marketing materials such as high-quality leaflets, brochures, and business cards. Having these physically available in our waiting rooms gives our clients something tangible to take home and review when deciding on their next steps.

3. Strengthening the Local SEN Community in Norfolk

Navigating neurodiversity support should not feel like an isolating journey for families or independent practitioners. Building a network of trusted tutors, educational advocates, and counsellors creates a supportive ecosystem where information flows freely, best practices are shared, and every client receives continuity of care.

What We Need to Know About Your Practice

To ensure our assessment team recommends the right professionals for each individual profile, we want to build a comprehensive directory of independent providers.

Whether you are an established tutoring agency, an independent SEN practitioner, a specialized counsellor, or a study skills coach, please reach out and provide us with the following details:

1. Your Core Services & Target Age Groups

• What age range do you work with (e.g., Early Years, Key Stage 2/3, GCSE, A-Level, University, Workplace/Adults)?
• What subjects or therapeutic areas do you specialize in (e.g., multi-sensory phonics, math support, emotional wellbeing, study skills)?
• Do you hold specific qualifications in teaching learners with specific learning difficulties (SpLD)?

2. Pricing & Fee Structures

• What are your standard hourly rates or session fees?
• Do you offer block-booking rates, consultation fees, or sliding scale pricing?

3. Availability & Format

• What are your current opening times and teaching hours (e.g., after-school slots, weekends, daytime for homeschooled students)?
• Where do you deliver your services (e.g., in-person at your studio/home, home visits across Norfolk, or online sessions)?

4. Promotional Materials

• Do you have physical marketing materials (leaflets, brochures, business cards) that you can post or deliver to our centre for display in our waiting areas?

Join Us in Supporting Our Community

At the Indigo Dyslexia Centre, we believe that dyslexia is simply a different way of processing information one that brings unique strengths in creative thinking, problem-solving, and spatial awareness when given the right environment to flourish.

By collaborating with local tutors, counsellors, and support workers who share this vision, we can ensure that every individual who passes through our doors receives continuous, empowering care from assessment to achievement.

How to Get in Touch

If you are a private tutor or specialist support provider operating in Norwich, Norfolk, or online, we would love to connect with you.

• Email Us: Send your profile, pricing, and service details to indigo@4dyslexics.com
• Deliver Promotional Leaflets: Drop off or post your printed materials to our office:

Indigo Dyslexia Centre

2 Duke Street, Norwich, NR3 3AJ

• Call Our Team: Speak directly with our administrative team on 01603 766761 to learn more about how we work with local providers.

Together, we can ensure that every client receives the personalized guidance, expert tutoring, and compassionate care they need to thrive.