How One Mom Uncovered Her Son’s Dyslexia and Changed His Life

Understanding the Signs of Dyslexia in Children As a parent, it can be challenging to identify the signs of dyslexia in your child, especially when they seem to be holding it together in public or at school. However, it’s essential to pay attention to their behavior and reactions, as these can be crucial clues in […]

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Dyslexia Diagnosis and Support: Breaking Down Barriers with Technology

Understanding Dyslexia and the Importance of Early Screening Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that affects millions of people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, many children with dyslexia go undiagnosed until later in life, which can lead to significant difficulties in their academic and personal lives. Jamie Waits, the CEO and co-founder of Talamo, has developed […]

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Dyslexia Diagnosis and Support: Breaking Down Barriers with Technology

Understanding Dyslexia and the Importance of Early Screening Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that affects millions of people worldwide. Despite its prevalence, many children with dyslexia go undiagnosed until later in life, which can lead to significant difficulties in their academic and personal lives. Jamie Waits, the CEO and co-founder of Talamo, has developed […]

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Deciphering Your DSA Award: A Guide to Thriving with Dyslexia in University

Understanding the Importance of DSA Awards for Students with Dyslexia As a student with dyslexia, it’s essential to understand the significance of DSA (Disabled Students’ Allowance) awards. These awards provide vital support and resources to help students with dyslexia and other learning differences succeed in their studies. In this episode of Dyslexia Explored, Carrie Pace […]

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Empowering Children with Dyslexia and Learning Differences: Expert Insights and Strategies

Understanding Dyslexia and Learning Barriers Dr. Sarah Mosley and Louise, a dyslexia specialist, share their expertise on supporting children with dyslexia and other learning barriers. They emphasize the importance of bridging theory into practice and making research accessible to parents and educators. Dr. Mosley highlights her work in reducing barriers to learning, particularly in literacy, […]

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How did dyslexia shape my unique problem-solving abilities?

Your Brain Developed Problem-Solving Superpowers If you’ve made it to this point in your journey—confident, successful, and now helping others—you already know something most people never discover: your brain works differently, and that difference became your greatest advantage. What teachers, specialists, and standardized tests once called a reading challenge was actually your brain developing alternative […]

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Can adults with dyslexia thrive in their careers?

What Nobody Told You About Adult Reading Differences You spent years believing something was wrong with you. School felt like swimming upstream while everyone else floated by effortlessly. But here you are—building a career, raising a family, navigating a world that wasn’t designed for how your brain works. And maybe, just maybe, you’re starting to […]

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How can I mentor other adults with newly diagnosed dyslexia?

Why Your Journey Makes You the Perfect Guide If you’ve reached a place of confidence with your own reading differences, you’ve accumulated something more valuable than any textbook could ever provide: lived experience. You understand what it feels like to struggle with text that others seem to breeze through. You know the emotional weight of […]

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How can adults with dyslexia successfully return to school?

Understanding the Adult Dyslexic Brain Your brain didn’t stop developing at 18. This is one of the most important facts for any adult considering returning to school while developing reading skills. Neuroplasticity research shows that the brain continues to form new neural pathways throughout life. This means you can build stronger reading circuits at 35, […]

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Why aren’t my workplace dyslexia accommodations working?

When Accommodations Feel Like Band-Aids You requested the accommodations. Your employer approved them. You have the extra time, the text-to-speech software, maybe even the quiet workspace. So why does every workday still feel like an uphill battle? Why are you still staying late to finish what takes your colleagues half the time? The frustration you’re […]

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