Following on from Part 1, I would like to say that if you learn the following and nothing else that’s great: Learn everything you can about what dyslexia means for your child. Be able to communicate with the school your child is currently attending and keep communication open with them. Make sure your child has a… Read More Dyslexia: How To Help your Children Part 2
As the parent of 5 dyslexic children the first time I heard about dyslexia I thought I’d been thrown into the deep end of the swimming pool and didn’t know how to swim. There was no information given to me on how to help my child. So when I found out about the Dyslexia Association… Read More Dyslexia: How To Help Your Children Part 1
For any families with a child who has a disability, whether it’s a hidden one or not, the effects can be found under 3 types of categories: physical, emotional and financial. Each category has a profound effect on the individual family member but none so more than the parents. I first became interested in this… Read More Disabilities And The Cost It Has On Families
Many, many years ago one of my sons was diagnosed with dyslexia. At the time I didn’t know what dyslexia was or how I could help my son. I turned to teachers and psychologists and, well, was left feeling like I had been thrown into the deep end of a swimming pool and couldn’t swim.… Read More Why I decided to become a psychologist.
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