Your child is smart, but school makes them feel like they’re falling behind. You’ve fought for answers, sat through painful meetings, and watched their confidence shrink. At Dyslexia Decoded, we help you stop the struggle and start the shift towards a brighter future - with tutoring and coaching that builds reading skills, self-advocacy, and long-term success.
My mission is simple: provide resources and tools that help parents and children successfully navigate the challenges a child faces when they have a different way of learning.
Child-Centric Approach: Our 1:1 Orton-Gillingham tutoring provides a proven, structured approach to help dyslexic learners build essential reading skills and confidence. Sessions are tailored, multi-sensory, and designed to meet your child where they are, while moving them forward.
Empowerment of Parents: Our coaching sessions give you clarity, strategy, and emotional support as you navigate the education system and home life. Learn how to advocate for your child, work with schools, build strategies that work at home and create a plan that truly supports your family, without the constant second-guessing.
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I understand firsthand the challenges faced by families with dyslexic children because I have been there. As a parent of two dyslexic children, I know the feelings of hopelessness and the fear of the future. Knowing that every dyslexic learner is unique, I create individual paths to meet the needs and strengths of each learner and their families.
Contact me today to start your journey to a brighter future for your child. Together we can work to build confidence and direction.
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Connecting with other parents going walking the same path can be a game changer. Join us at our next event:
Wed, Jun 18Virtual Parent Support Group
Wed, Feb 19Delbrook Community Rec Center - Fir Room
Wed, Jun 26Virtual Event - Online with Zoom
Wed, Jun 12North Vancouver
Wed, Jun 05Virtual Webinar
Why work with a Parent Coach?
Raising a child with dyslexia can feel like you're navigating a maze without a map. You want to do what’s best for your child, but between confusing school processes, emotional ups and downs, demanding family life, watching your child's confidence shrink and the pressure to advocate without burning bridges, it can be overwhelming. That’s where a parent coach comes in. A parent coach walks alongside you, offering clarity, encouragement, and strategies to help your child thrive. Here’s how:
1. Clarity in a Confusing System
Why it matters: School systems can feel like a foreign language. IEPs, assessments, support plans - it's a lot to take in, and it’s easy to feel lost.
What a coach does: Helps you make sense of the process, ask the right questions, and confidently partner with your child’s school to create a supportive environment for their learning.
2. Support from Someone Who Understands Dyslexia
Why it matters: Not every teacher or school truly understands how dyslexia affects learning, a child's social life, home life or what actually helps.
What a coach does: Offers personalized strategies grounded in proven approaches that work for dyslexic students both at home and at school, not just generic advice.
3. Advocacy that Feels Empowering, Not Combative
Why it matters: You may have walked into meetings feeling unheard, dismissed, or unsure of what to say.
What a coach does: Prepares you to speak up with confidence, so you can express your concerns clearly and collaborate effectively with your child’s team.
4. Emotional Support for the Journey
Why it matters: This road can be emotionally heavy. The worry, the frustration, the guilt, it’s a lot to carry.
What a coach does: Offers a steady, compassionate presence. As a parent coach, I have walked this road myself and deeply understand the highs and lows that come with supporting a student with a learning difference..
5. Practical Tools for Home
Why it matters: You see your child struggling at home too, during homework, bedtime, social life and moments of self-doubt.
What a coach does: Shares simple, effective routines and tools to build your child’s confidence and reduce stress for the whole family.
6. Better Communication with Your Child and Their School
Why it matters: Tension or miscommunication can create even more problems that are overwhelming.
What a coach does: Helps you connect the dots between what your child needs, how they express it, and how to build strong relationships with their teachers and other supports in their lives.
7. A Bigger Picture Perspective
Why it matters: When you're in the thick of daily struggles, it’s hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
What a coach does: Reminds you that your child is so much more than their challenges—and helps you plan for a bright, empowered future.
Parent coaching for children with dyslexia is a vital service that helps parents become knowledgeable advocates and effective supporters for their child's unique learning needs. It empowers parents to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where their child can thrive academically and emotionally despite the challenges of dyslexia.
Start your journey to a brighter future for your child!
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