Experiences with

Dyslexia

Hello, I’m not sure if anyone can help, I find it so hard to keep organised and feel I’m always chasing my tale. I have all these thoughts what I need to do but I get so overwhelmed. i basically don’t finish anything. Im so forgetful too. I also start one task see another thing I need to do and

Orton-Gillingham's approach: does it work for reading dyslexia ? as advertised by Varsity tutors. Has anyone used this service or other services?

I was diagnosed with ADHD, Learning Disability, and slightly Dyslexia at the age of 6. I can't wait to make new friends!!!!

What has happened to life; ruled by numbers, Computer Graphic Images, fit into square boxes, give RIGHT numbers, you did not give right pin number ..... start again, where has the personal touch, personal identities, a touch of dyslexia, which I have 'developed' due to this state of affairs, everyone

my child is 8 years old and diagnosed with Adhd, anxiety and dyslexia. Every single time he takes a test and does not get to finish he goes insane in classroom.

(Writing this for my dad since he has dyslexia) My 61 year old dad has one small metastases on his hip bone. He had his prostate removed, then 30 days of radiation, then Lupron, then added Zytiga when his PSA crept back up which he has been on for five years.

Good day My son was diagnosed with ADHD and Dyslexia in March and I dont know how to help him. He constantly throws tantrums, crying, struggling in school etc. The dr did put him on medication but it dos not seem to be working. We are new to all this is there any advice out there please

I’m just concerned that while displaying the characteristics of dyslexia in reading & writing etc she does not experience the classic symptoms - blurred vision, words moving, headaches. It’s more her comprehension of what she’s reading. She gets 10/10 on her spellings most weeks.

The principle behind colored overlays for dyslexia is the same as the colorimetry test used by optometrists and very similar to the Meares Irlen's test.

There is a school here in town that specializes in children with ADHD/ Autism, dyslexia, etc and it’s a private school but it’s $1300/month. I received an email stating there was availability for him for the fall and i don’t know what to do.

Sorry if wrong spelling I have dyslexia, I did try NDT through a friend about 10 years ago and it really made a difference for a few years. I would like some advice on obtaining NDT again as I am sick of feeling ill.

looking for a Dyslexia tutor for my 12 year old son as well as an executive function coach. We are located on the UWS of NYC. Any referrals would be greatly appreciated!

Please also comment if your kid has dysgraphia/dyslexia and if the program has helped them or not. I'm considering trying this for my 7th grade daughter. Thanks!

He does also have Developmental Dyspraxia, Adhd, Dyslexia, Delayed Processing, ASDc

Hi, I am a mom of a 13yr old boy with ADHD and Dyslexia. He won't talk with anyone he doesn't know. We struggle with him deodorizing. We really struggle with getting him to do schoolwork. He attends online school. He gets 1 on 1 help twice a week.

Should I be concerned this may be something else besides his ADHD or Dyslexia? I just googled it and can't seem to find this exact behavior in speech anywhere.

our daughter is 8 and was diagnosed with ADHD and dyslexia. She actually does well at school and gets good grades and at her parent teacher conference her teacher voiced no concerns. Our issue is that she’s really oppositional at home.

holding cutlery and I find it hard to hear as he speaks in whispers we have appointments arranged for physio and speech and language and are grateful for the help It would be amazing if anyone could offer advice moving forward he is becoming forgetful it’s more to do with communication as he has dyslexia

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Our son who is 9.5, with ADHD and dyslexia, has had different tics on and off. I never would have called them tics but recently they seem more severe at times and he attempted to explain them to me tonight: Through tears, he said his body just wants to keep doing certain things.