Frequently Asked Questions
How long will my child need reading therapy?
There is no straight answer to this as it is subjective to the child’s needs. Talk with the therapist to understand and evaluate..
How will my child succeed if they can’t read?
Many people who have dyslexia go on to live fulfilling and successful lives after receiving the appropriate treatments and support...
Is dyslexia more common among boys?
Dyslexia is indeed more common in boys than girls (the ratio ranges from 2:1 to 3:1). It is majorly because of two reasons...
Is it ever too late to get help for dyslexia?
No. The ideal scenario is to get early detection and intervention. However, many adults also benefit from therapies and interventions for dyslexia, starting..
Is it possible that dyslexia is caused by an illness or brain injury?
Yes, in that case, it is referred to as acquired or traumatic dyslexia. Your brain may have developed normally before this traumatic illness..
Is there a cure for dyslexia?
There is no “cure”; dyslexia is a lifelong condition. However, appropriate therapies can greatly improve symptoms and functioning in life...
Is there any medication for dyslexia?
No, dyslexia cannot be “cured” by taking medication or drugs. The only way to improve symptoms is to undergo specialized reading therapy. Dyslexia..
My child did not have issues learning to talk, why is it so difficult for them to read and write?
Speaking and reading use different parts of the brain. Speech is a natural ability in all humans as a species; it does not..
What accommodations should I put in place for my child with dyslexia at school (high school and college)?
The first step should be screening for dyslexia and getting a diagnosis. Once diagnosed, there are many supports you can request to be..
What accommodations should I put in place for my dyslexic child at school (elementary and middle school)?
The first step should be screening for dyslexia and getting a diagnosis. Once diagnosed, there are many supports you can request to be..