Yando Screener

Disability screening tools
for Individuals, Education or the Workplace

For Individuals For Education For Workplace

What is Dyspraxia?

Dyspraxia is a neurodiverse condition affecting motor coordination, spatial awareness and sensory perception.

The Yando Screener has been developed to identify your strengths and weaknesses, and find out whether these fit a dyspraxic profile.

On completion, you will receive a personalised report with strategies and suggestions to help you work or study more effectively.

About the Screener

To build the Yando Dyspraxia Screener, the Yando Team worked with Brodie Fenner, an experienced Dyspraxia Diagnostician, Disability Needs Assessor and Occupational Therapist.

Brodie was able to draw on her experience as a diagnostician to develop an effective screening tool that provides students with an accurate picture of their strengths and weaknesses in a comprehensive report.

We felt it was important to collaborate with someone with Brodie's expertise, and are very pleased to see that the quality of the reports has been reflected in the feedback from our users.

For Individuals

If you suspect that you may have dyspraxia, the Yando Screener can tell you whether your strengths and weaknesses resemble a dyspraxic profile.

This can help you decide whether or not to proceed with a full dyspraxia test.

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For Education

The Yando Screening Dashboard allows you to screen more students for Dyspraxia each year.

Administer screenings in person, or invite students to take screenings in their own time on a computer, tablet or smartphone.

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For The Workplace

Taking a pro-active approach to disability in the workplace can help your employees achieve their full potential.

Taking a screening with the Yando Screener, can be the first step for accessing support, for example through Access to Work

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Testimonials

Taking the Yando Screener was quick and easy - it took me about 15 minutes in total. The report I received gave me a lot of useful information. I would recommend the Yando Screener if you think you may have dyspraxia.

Annie, Cambridge

Exactly what I have been looking for - a dyspraxia test which gave me an idea whether I should go ahead and pay to have a full dyspraxia diagnosis. I completed the screener in about 10 minutes. The report you receive at the end is brilliant, so much useful information. Thanks!

Andrew, Weston-super-Mare

Are you:

An Individual?

  • Complete your screening in under 15 minutes.
  • Find out if your strengths and weaknesses resemble a dyspraxic profile.
  • Receive your personalised report.
  • Learn tailored strategies to help with areas of difficulty.
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A Disability Officer?

  • Screen more students for dyspraxia each year.
  • Easily manage large numbers of screenings using the Yando Dashboard.
  • Administer screenings in person, or invite students to take screenings online.
  • View detailed screening reports identifying students' areas of difficulty.
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A Company?

  • Take a pro-active approach to supporting disabled employees.
  • Identify dyspraxic employees who could be supported through Access to Work.
  • Easily manage screenings through the Yando Dashboard.
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Get In Touch

To sign up for the Yando Screener, or receive more information, please input your contact details.

Or give us a call on 01223 608 491.
We look forward to speaking to you soon.

Upcoming Screeners

Dyslexia

Dyslexia is a Specific Learning Difficulty that impacts on literacy and learning. It is currently estimated that up to 1 in 10 people in the UK are affected by dyslexia to some degree.

Dyslexia is often characterised by difficulties or slowness with reading, poor or inconsistent spelling or difficulties with sequencing or memory. It can also impact on planning or organisation.

ADHD

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects behaviour and causes difficulties with attention, impulsiveness and hyperactivity. ADHD can be signalled by poor concentration, difficulties completing work and restlessness.

It is currently estimated that 2-5% of adults have ADHD, and around 30-50% of people diagnosed in childhood still experience symptoms into adulthood.