PARENT SUPPORTDeveloping a healthy foundation for your child’s future
Growing up with Dyslexia can be hard
And if fundamental supports are missing it can be even harder
A strong foundation consists of
A deep Understanding of your Child’s Uniquely Dyslexic brain and how to support them to play to their strengths
Emotional Navigation Skills - ability to identify emotions and shift from frustration to winning
Ability to reliably Create a Successful Environment - where you and your child have what you need to thrive
Strong Network of support - how to foster strong communication skills and build a supportive safety net with your child
Let’s explore what is possible in this new playground
A space filled with helpful supports, tools and frameworks
In this new frontier, you are having to navigate a whole new way of supporting your child and advocating for their needs, sometimes when you are not quite sure what that really is.
Welcome to the Dyslexia playground, where Dyslexia and the emotions that come with it aren’t overwhelming and can be pieces to a fun puzzle!
Coaching For Parents
Understanding Testing Scores Call
Group Q&A Calls
Parent Education & Support Workshops
Coaching for Parents
When your relationship with your child (or your family dynamics) are impacted by feelings of frustration, not knowing how to help, poor communication, and repetitive fights, you need tools to support yourself and your child. Coaching and learning new tools can get you back on track to feeling more successful and resilient.
Understand your child’s unique strengths and struggles
Build a successful foundation of support to help your child thrive
Understand yours and your child’s frustration and emotions
End repetitive fights
Create more effective solutions at home and at school
Easefully navigate homework issues
Learn new collaboration tools to successfully work with teachers and schools
Discover how to feel more effective and connected
Parent Consultation
Deeply understanding your child's strengths and areas of struggle is a critical part of being able to effectively support your child’s success. A consultation serves to demystify your child’s unique constellation of dyslexia, increase your understanding of its impact, and will help you to make a lasting positive impact at home and at school. You will learn practical, actionable tools to create a solid foundation for your child’s learning and future success.
Consultations help explain test results in terms of how your child’s strengths and challenges can show up in real life and be supported and fostered to build confidence.
· Explaining test results and what they means
· IEP Meeting Prep (what to know and ask for going in)
· Transitions to a new school or grade
· Advocating for effective supports and accommodations
Group Q & A Calls
Monthly calls where you can hop on and not only get your questions answered, you can also connect with other parents navigating their child's Dyslexia Journey. This is a great place to learn and get support from parents who are further along in their learning process as well as join in with parents who are just getting started.
Parent Education & Support Workshops
Understanding dyslexia is a complex and evolving game. Workshops focus on demystifying dyslexia, furthering your understanding of its impacts, and building your skills as a parent. Workshops also focus on how to support yourself and your children in this ever-changing journey of living with dyslexia. These workshops range from 90-minute conference calls to full day workshops, available in person and over zoom. Workshops can also be requested by parent groups and educational organizations.
Understanding the Uniquely Dyslexic Brain
Building Emotional Resilience Skills - for your family and your child
Creating Successful Environments- where your child can thrive
Building a Strong Network of Support
Successfully Collaborating with School Systems
New Frameworks to Foster Self-Determination
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Interested in chatting?
Let’s hop on a video call and explore what challenges you are facing and what might be a next step.