Finding Your Voice

Something to Think About

Do you ever find yourself wanting new insights into strategies to help your child with dyslexia?

The love I have for teaching dyslexia students goes beyond the lessons. 

A goal of mine is to instill in my students that they have a voice. When people with dyslexia/SpLD find their voice, they gain the self-esteem and confidence to tackle all elements of life (study, employment, general living) and to negotiate successfully with those around them.  I want all of my students to find their way through the trials and tribulations of dyslexia/SpLD so that they can come out the other side to enjoy the good parts of being dyslexic. I want them to take charge of their dyslexia and run with it, not against it.

Understanding the impact that dyslexia/SpLD has on our student’s lives is an incredibly challenging undertaking that Stacey and Fowler wonderfully execute. 

This book will benefit anyone supporting, living, or working with dyslexic/ SpLD people by helping them to understand more about the dyslexic/ SpLD world. It discusses how individual people function and will help readers understand how they think, know what they can do to maintain clear thinking and know how they can positively contribute to any situation in which they find themselves.