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Because it is so important to help a Dyslexic find success early on, we have created a Dyslexia video training. It teaches about different Dyslexia discoveries and interventions, cool hacks and accommodations to help them start to improve right away, as well as the newest intervention that helped our son reverse his Dyslexia. Subscribe to our Email below and as a ‘thank you’ get our Dyslexia Video Training in your email. You will instantly get access to the first video. The others will follow every couple of days.

“I Knew Something Great Was Happening.”

The first time my son said ‘I don’t think I am Dyslexic anymore’, I knew something great was happening. I had already noticed that it was like a light had switched on in him.’ He had struggled for years with through any subject that included reading (that’s about all of them). He had been in an IEP for years with all kinds of accommodations. His self-esteem was shot. He was withdrawing socially. He thought that he just wasn’t as smart as the other kids. So when I heard this, I worked hard to choke back my tears.

We had been trying an intervention approach that was new, but not well known yet. Until then, I felt like I was taking a leap of faith. I had read many accounts of how much they had helped other children. But, I wasn’t sure if I was doing them right. I’m a busy person and didn’t want to waste time if I was doing them wrong.  Do they really work? Was I doing them enough? Was I doing them correctly? Turned out ‘yes’ to all three.

We had also scoured the internet, books, trainings and anything else we could find to get the most effective hacks and accommodations to help our struggling reader. Every child is different, but we did find which ones work better than others for Dyslexics. We have included them in our Dyslexia Training Videos. We are sharing our years of experience with you. Check out Our Story.

Children with Dyslexia are very bright. There is no better time than the present to help them succeed. 

We have a lot of other resources for you. Visit our Dyslexia FAQ page or our common Dyslexia Symptoms.

Letter Detail Discrimination

Over 51% of struggling readers have some visual processing challenges which inhibit Letter Detail and Letter Discrimination skills. This is not eyesight. This is how the brain processes the images from the eye and controls the eye muscles to move slowly across the text. Many children struggle with this even when going to regular annual vision checks. These visual processing challenges can make the child struggle to notice the slight differences in letters. This makes reading very hard, especially when fonts get smaller in second and third grade. This is a free printable designed to help those kiddos notice the slight differences in letter shapes. Practice until they can easily see the difference in each set of letters.

Free Letter Discrimination Download

If your child struggles with reading. It is important to get a vision check from an optometrist with a fellowship in vision development. You can find one here. Be sure to check mark the box that says ‘Board Certified in Vision Therapy’ to find one in your area.

Dyslexia Treatment

Dyslexia Treatment

There are many options when it comes to dyslexia treatment. But before choosing a treatment, you need to find out what kind of dyslexia your child has. We have information on dyslexia testing with a free sample dyslexia test to check out.

Once tested, you will have a better idea as to what dyslexia treatment is more appropriate for your child. Is their reading disability centered more around visual processing issues, auditory processing disorders, phonetic and word lexicon issues, or attention deficit issues? Many have a combination of these. Knowing this will affect the decision on dyslexia treatment as well as their IEP plan at school.

Visual Issues

Dyslexia treatment of visual issues is handled best by a Behavioral Optometrist. They are scarce but worth it. My son used one and improved much after 12 weeks. You can find one at the COVD website. Be sure to click the ‘Vision Therapist’ box at the bottom.

Auditory Issues

Auditory Processing deficits can exacerbate reading issues. It inhibits their ability for language processing. A good place to start with auditory issues are with an Audiologist. To learn more about that, see our Auditory and Dyslexia post.

Phonetic Issues

Both attention issues and phonetic weakness can be helped with a newer kind of treatment that stimulates and rewires parts of the brain to function on a higher level. We talk about this in our free 3 Part Video Series on Dyslexia. It is easy enough to do right at home as a dyslexia treatment. Therefore, we added this to my son’s visual treatments, and it worked miracles!

Dyslexia Treatment Centers

There are a lot of dyslexia treatment centers. Most focus on pounding more phonetic and decoding strategies into them. It is slow progress but is effective to some extent over time. Furthermore, many don’t really deal with the underlying issue of the brain needing stimulation to certain parts of the brain.  This is why we love the Brain Balance Centers. Our Dyslexia Course also teaches the brain stim approach.

You got this! Every child is different. But, no one can help a struggling reader more than someone who cares enough to find the right treatment and approaches.