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Slowly but Surely

From The Dyslexic Reader:

A Davis client's post-program progress

Find it here: Issue 28

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Gift of Dyslexia Workshop–Online US/Canada –Summer 2021

16 August 2021

ONLINE: This 30 hour workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop – Online

5 October 2021

Times to be confirmed depending on time zone of participants. Please note: this workshop is Tuesday… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop (in English and French) – Online – Paris, France

14 October 2021

This 4-day (30 hour) workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop – Malvern, UK

25 October 2021

This 5-day workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of all the… [...]

The Paradigm of a Learning Disability

12 June 2021

by Carl Nigi. In this video I talk about the current paradigm of learning disabilities and… [...]

Dyslexic Note-Taking: How to Double Your Memory Performance

5 June 2021

by Arije-Aike de Haas. Visual note-taking is a great way to boost memory performance for anybody… [...]

My Dyslexic Life – Following Instructions

28 May 2021

by Vanessa Victor. A Trip to the Physio: In this segment I’m talking about how overwhelmed… [...]

When the “Different” Learner meets Cursive Writing

22 May 2021

by Kate Gladstone. Most folks today don’t write in cursive. Some people never even pick up… [...]

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This program is the weirdest thing – this is working! I have undergone changes that mean I can now understand information in the paper world. It’s possible to be less angry, the feeling is like a freedom! Here we are at the end of the week, and something has worked. It feels like hope is planted in the soil. I will be responsible for furthering my paper understanding – that is no small feat!

AJ - adult, British Columbia, Canada - Positive Dyslexia

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