Dyslexia doesn’t directly affect memory or speech — but co-occurring conditions like ADHD and dyspraxia often do. Learn how these overlaps show up in daily life, what the research says about comorbidity, and what steps you can take to support your child. This blog post breaks it all down in calm, clear, parent-friendly language. You’re not imagining it — and you’re not alone. Read more now.

Learn the first steps to take after a dyslexia diagnosis — clear, compassionate guidance for parents.

Many kids with dyslexia struggle in math—even if they don’t have dyscalculia. Why? Because reading plays a bigger role in math than we often realize. From word problems to directions, language demands can get in the way. This article breaks down the difference between dyslexia and dyscalculia, explains why math can still be hard, and offers a powerful, brain-based model for teaching math in a more accessible way.

Recognizing early signs of dyslexia at age 3 can help your child succeed. Learn key indicators and the importance of early intervention.

Discover the emotional impact of dyslexia and how it affects individuals beyond reading difficulties.

Receiving a dyslexia diagnosis for your child can be overwhelming, but you can learn key steps you need to take in order to succeed.

Learn how to make the most of a parent-teacher conference for a child with dyslexia, with tips on support, goals, and collaboration.

Reading to your child boosts language skills, academic success, and emotional growth—setting them up for a lifetime of learning.

Reading expert Rebecca Bush discusses who a dyslexia specialist is and how the right professional can help parents and their children.