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When I first learned about my children's learning differences, I felt overwhelmed. The word dyslexia was tossed around, but what did it really mean? How would it affect their school life? If you’re walking this path, you’re not alone. I want to share what I’ve discovered about the educational challenges in dyslexia and how we can face them together with hope and practical strategies. What Educational Challenges in Dyslexia Look Like Dyslexia is often misunderstood as just mi

Reading can be a challenging task for individuals with dyslexia. This learning difference affects the way the brain processes written language, making it difficult to decode words, recognize spelling patterns, and comprehend text. However, with the right strategies and support, people with dyslexia can improve their reading skills and gain confidence. This article explores effective methods and practical tips for reading support for dyslexia, helping learners overcome obstacl

Dyslexia is commonly seen as a reading difficulty, but it encompasses more than just that. To truly support students with dyslexia, we...

As an Orton-Gillingham tutor and mom of two dyslexic boys, here's why those three words break my heart: "Let's just wait and see how they progress." You've likely heard these words if you're worried about your child's reading. Maybe from a teacher. Perhaps from family or even a doctor. You walk away feeling confused. Should you wait? Is your worry valid? Let me be clear: Do not wait and see. If a teacher says, "Let's just see how they progress," don’t listen. Time is not on

When I think back to my own journey, navigating the world with dyslexia, I realize how crucial early career planning was - even if I...

When I first learned my boys had dyslexia, I felt overwhelmed. The world of reading, writing, and schoolwork suddenly seemed like a...

Starting a career can be both exciting and overwhelming. The choices you make early on can shape your professional journey for years to...

Dyslexia is a common learning difference that affects reading, writing, and spelling skills. Many learners with dyslexia face challenges...

When a child struggles with dyslexia, it impacts the whole family.Parent coaching bridges the gap between a diagnosis and real, everyday success. It’s about giving you, the parent, the tools, knowledge, and support to confidently guide your child through their learning journey.

Dyslexia should never be seen as a limitation. Here are a few tips to help you unlock your child’s true potential.

Here's what's happening in the dyslexia support world that honestly makes me a little baffled: we sometimes focus on all the wrong...