Dyslexia: What it is — and what actually helps
Dyslexia is a language-based learning difference that affects reading, spelling, and written language. It’s not about intelligence or effort — and “more reading” usually isn’t the fix.

Common signs (K–8):

• Guessing words instead of sounding them out
• Slow, choppy reading or avoiding reading
• Weak spelling and trouble remembering patterns
• Difficulty with fluency and written expression

What works:
Structured Literacy: explicit, systematic instruction in decoding, spelling, and fluency — taught step-by-step with lots of guided practice.

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If this sounds like your child, the next step is completing the intake request form. I’ll review your child’s needs and email you with the best next step.