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Dyslexia Treatment Program for Children

Discover a comprehensive, research-informed approach to dyslexia treatment that goes beyond phonics. This four-pillar model integrates structured instruction, cognitive training, targeted brain development, and foundational learning principles to help children overcome reading challenges.

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How Is Dyslexia Diagnosed?

A dyslexia diagnosis requires a full evaluation, not just a single test. Learn what’s involved in screening and assessment, who can diagnose dyslexia, and the steps you can take to support your child afterward.

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Orthographic Dyslexia: Symptoms, Causes, Intervention – Ask Sue

Orthographic dyslexia, also called surface dyslexia, affects children who cannot easily recognize words by sight. This article explains the symptoms, causes, and the role of the brain’s visual word form area, as well as interventions that strengthen visual memory and rapid recall to improve reading.

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A Comprehensive History of Dyslexia

The history of dyslexia starts in 1877, nearly 150 years ago, with Adolph Kussmaul. Learn about the roles played by Berlin, Kerr, Morgan, Hinshelwood, Orton, Strauss and Werner, Lehtinen, Kirk, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, and more.

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Dyslexia: Biography of James Hinshelwood

James Hinshelwood is considered the father of the study of dyslexia. Long before the term neuroplasticity was coined, he recognized that the brain could adapt through systematic instruction. His groundbreaking work on “congenital word-blindness” anticipated much of modern understanding about dyslexia, making him one of the most visionary figures in the history of reading science.

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17 Dyslexia Success Stories from Real Families

Not all dyslexia success stories involve celebrities. These real-life stories of ordinary children and teens overcoming reading struggles prove that with the right support, progress is possible.

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Directional Confusion May Be a Sign of Dyslexia

Directional confusion is a common symptom of dyslexia that affects reading, writing, and spatial awareness. Learn how problems with left–right orientation and position in space develop, and how they impact learning.

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Dyslexia Symptoms, Early Warning Signs, and Risk Factors

What are the symptoms of dyslexia? Learn how to recognize eight core dyslexia symptoms, spot early warning signs before school starts, understand key risk factors, and explore proven ways to support your child’s reading journey.

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Is Dyslexia Incurable? – Ask Sue

A parent asks if dyslexia is truly incurable after their child’s diagnosis. Sue explains what research shows about neuroplasticity, and how evidence-based teaching and cognitive training can lead to real progress — with age-appropriate reading as an achievable goal.

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Dyslexia and the Brain: What Science Reveals

This article dives into the neuroscience of dyslexia, from 19th-century theories to modern imaging studies. It highlights groundbreaking research on neuroplasticity and explores how the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt offers hope for struggling readers. While science continues to investigate the roots of dyslexia, one thing is clear: the human brain has the power to overcome.

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Dyslexia in Children: Signs, Support, and Solutions

Dyslexia affects up to 1 in 5 children and can impact reading, spelling, and confidence. Learn how to spot the signs early and support your child with proven strategies rooted in research.

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Is Dyslexia Genetic? Will My Child Inherit It?

“Deer momee and dadee… I canot reed.” With these heartbreaking words, a boy named David reveals the pain of dyslexia—and a question many parents ask: Is it inherited? This article explores the science of dyslexia’s genetic roots, the role of environment, and why early support can change a child’s future.

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