Overcoming Dyslexia and ADHD Challenges in Managing Time and Priorities

Understanding the Impact of Dyslexia and ADHD on Daily Life Dyslexia and ADHD can significantly affect your career and daily life, slowly eroding your confidence. Natalie, a dyslexia and ADHD coach, candidly shares her own struggles, admitting that even as a professional, she sometimes misses deadlines and feels disorganized. This honesty is a reminder that […]

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Overcoming Dyslexia: The Power of a Centralized Visual System

Understanding the Struggle with Dyslexia and Memory Dyslexia can chip away at your confidence, particularly when it comes to remembering important information. Natalie recounts her embarrassment over forgetting notes scribbled on Post-It notes or sent in emails to herself. The scattered approach to note-taking left her feeling disorganized and frustrated, a common experience for many […]

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Embracing Dyslexia: A Journey to Success and Self-Discovery

Understanding the Late Diagnosis of Dyslexia Can Be a Turning Point For many individuals, like Rohan, the realization of being dyslexic comes later in life, often after years of unexplained difficulties. Rohan’s journey began in graduate school when a casual suggestion from a friend led him to take a dyslexia test. The diagnosis was a […]

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Visual Thinking and Dyslexia: Bridging the Gap Between Images and Words

Big Picture Thinking Widens Your Field of Vision, Making Thought Organization Challenging Dyslexic individuals often think in terms of the big picture, which means they see a broader range of connections and elements related to a topic. This expansive view can make it difficult to narrow down and organize thoughts into a linear sequence. Imagine […]

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Navigating Email Writing Challenges for Adults with Dyslexia

Understanding the Nonlinear Thinking of Dyslexic Minds Dyslexic individuals often think in a nonlinear fashion, visualizing ideas as pictures or stories rather than linear sequences of words. This can make the task of writing an email, which requires breaking down complex thoughts into a coherent written form, particularly challenging. The struggle to translate these vivid […]

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Adult Dyslexia: A Journey Beyond Labels

The Myth of Fixed Learning Disabilities Let’s start by busting a myth that’s as outdated as dial-up internet: the idea that learning disabilities like dyslexia are set in stone. The truth is, our brains are more like Play-Doh than concrete. Thanks to the wonders of neuroplasticity, we can reshape and strengthen our neural pathways throughout […]

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A Dyslexic’s Guide to Email Etiquette

The Email Conundrum: When Spelling Becomes a Spectacle We’ve all been there: you hit send on an email, feeling proud of your message, only to receive a reply that focuses solely on a minor spelling mistake. It’s like watching a magician pull a rabbit out of a hat, only to have the audience fixate on […]

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