Category: Dyscalculia

What if the dyscalculia testing you’re seeking isn’t actually the solution your child needs? The answer might surprise you and change everything about their math future.

What if the causes behind your child’s math struggles aren’t what you think? The latest research reveals surprising truths about dyscalculia that could change everything about your child’s mathematical future.

Most parents try tutoring and extra practice when their child struggles with math, but what if the real solution lies in understanding how the brain processes numbers?

Is the “lifelong learning disability” label actually limiting your child’s potential more than their actual brain differences? The science might surprise you.

Discover why your child might excel at reading but struggle with math, and learn the key differences between dyscalculia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyspraxia.

Ever notice your child’s math struggles seem connected to other challenges like coordination or following directions? The surprising truth about what’s really behind these interconnected difficulties might change how you help your child succeed.

The words you choose when explaining your child’s math struggles will either unlock their potential or lock it away forever.

Is your child’s daily math anxiety actually a sign of underdeveloped skills that can be strengthened? Discover the science-based strategies that transform everyday number struggles into opportunities for growth.

When your child says “I hate math” or “I’m just not good with numbers,” they’re not revealing a permanent truth about their abilities – they’re showing you that their mathematical processing skills need support. The difference between a child who thrives in math and one who struggles often comes down to timing.

I hear this question from worried parents almost daily. You’ve been watching your child struggle through math homework night after night, seeing their frustration mount as they fall further behind their classmates. Maybe your child’s teacher mentioned concerns, or perhaps you’ve been researching online and stumbled across the term “dyscalculia.” Now you’re wondering: is this […]