Feeling Overwhelmed? Discover the Best Dyslexia Support with this Free Guide

If you’re feeling lost while trying to support your child with dyslexia, I understand. As a mother of a dyslexic son, I know firsthand how confusing and frustrating it can be to find the right dyslexia support. I remember the sleepless nights and endless questions. That’s why I became a certified dyslexia practitioner—to better support my own child and others who are struggling with reading difficulties.

Through years of teaching and working with children, I realized that many parents are just like I was—searching for answers but unsure where to turn. That’s why I wrote The Essential Guide to Dyslexia: Practical Strategies and Clear Steps for Supporting Your Child.

Why I Wrote This Guide

I wanted to create something that I wish I had when my son was first diagnosed with dyslexia. This free, 90-page ebook is packed with practical advice, from identifying dyslexia to finding the right dyslexia interventions, and even how to get school accommodations. It’s meant to be a clear and supportive resource for parents who want to help their child succeed.

What You’ll Find Inside

• Easy-to-understand explanations of dyslexia

• Steps to getting an evaluation for dyslexia

• Tips on working with your child’s school for accommodations

• Guidance on finding the best dyslexia interventions

• Helping your teen navigate school and life

  
  

I wrote this guide to take the guesswork out of navigating your child’s dyslexia journey. It’s the resource I wish I had, and I hope it can give you the reassurance and direction you need.

Ready to Help Your Child?

If you’re looking for clear, practical advice to help your child thrive, download The Essential Guide to Dyslexia today—for free. With the right dyslexia support, your child’s struggles can turn into successes—and this guide is here to help.

Wishing you much success!

Gayle Lynch

Download The Essential Guide to Dyslexia Here

Are You Worried About Your Child’s Dyslexia This School Year?

Here’s How I Can Help Your Dyslexic Child Succeed This School Year

As the new school year kicks off, many parents of children with dyslexia feel a mix of anxiety and uncertainty. Will my child keep up academically? Will the teachers understand their needs? How can I ensure they get the right support?

Having taught students with dyslexia for over 20 years and as a certified Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner, I understand these concerns intimately. I’m also a mother to a dyslexic son, so I know firsthand the challenges and triumphs involved in navigating dyslexia.

Here’s how I can help address your worries:

1. Academic Performance

I provide targeted support to ensure your child not only keeps up but excels academically. My approach is designed to build skills and confidence in reading and spelling. Read some comments from former parents here.

2. Teacher Understanding and Support

I’ll help you work with teachers to make sure they understand and accommodate your child’s needs effectively.

3. Social Integration

Building self-esteem and ensuring a positive social experience is crucial. My tutoring helps boost your child’s confidence and fosters a supportive learning environment.

4. Self-Esteem and Confidence

I focus on encouraging and empowering your child, which helps them build a strong sense of self-worth.

5. Access to Resources

With my expertise, I can guide you on leveraging the right resources and interventions to support your child’s learning. In addition, I have many additional online resources available at any time for my students.

6. Emotional Well-being

I provide a caring and understanding approach that supports your child’s emotional health and learning journey.

7. Expert Dyslexia Tutoring

As the sole tutor at The Successful Reader Tutoring, I offer multisensory, explicit, and individualized online tutoring designed to engage and support students with dyslexia. My specialized approach ensures that your child receives focused, effective instruction from the comfort of home.

8. Free Reading Assessment

To get started, I offer a free reading assessment to identify where your child most needs help. This assessment will guide us in creating a personalized plan to address their specific challenges and enhance their learning experience.

If you’re ready to see your child thrive this school year, let’s work together to make it happen. Contact me today to schedule your free reading assessment and discuss how my expert tutoring can support your child’s unique needs.

Let's Overcome Your Child's Dyslexia This School Year!  

Contact me now to take the first step toward a successful school year.

Warm regards,

Gayle Lynch

Certified Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner

The Successful Reader Tutoring

TheSuccessfulReaderTutoring@gmail.com

Understanding and Supporting Your Child After a Dyslexia Diagnosis: A Helpful Guide for Parents

When your child is diagnosed with dyslexia, it can feel overwhelming. You might experience a mix of emotions, from shock and confusion to concern and determination. This guide will help you understand dyslexia, address common concerns, and provide actionable steps to support your child's success. With the right knowledge and resources, you can help your child thrive despite their learning challenges.

Understanding Dyslexia

Dyslexia is a learning disorder that affects reading, writing, and spelling. It is not related to intelligence but rather to how the brain processes language. Early signs of dyslexia include difficulty recognizing letters, learning to read, and understanding the relationship between sounds and letters. Recognizing these signs early can lead to timely intervention and support.

Common Parental Concerns

• Academic Performance: Parents often worry about how dyslexia will impact their child's ability to succeed in school. With appropriate strategies and support, children with dyslexia can perform well academically.

• Self-Esteem: Ensuring your child understands that dyslexia does not define their intelligence or worth is crucial. Building their self-confidence is a key part of their overall development.

• Future Opportunities: Concerns about long-term educational and career prospects are common. Many successful individuals have dyslexia, proving that it does not limit potential.

• Accessing Resources: Finding the right support and resources is essential. Knowing where to look and who to ask can make a significant difference in your child's educational journey.
  

Next Steps for Parents

1. Educate Yourself About Dyslexia Understanding dyslexia is the first step in supporting your child. Learn about the symptoms, challenges, and strengths associated with dyslexia. This knowledge will empower you to advocate effectively for your child's needs.

2. Seek Professional Help Collaborate with educational psychologists, special education teachers, and other specialists. They can help develop a tailored intervention plan that addresses your child's specific needs.

3. Communicate with the School Work with teachers and school administrators to ensure appropriate accommodations and support. This may include an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a 504 plan, which provides necessary modifications and support for your child’s learning.

4. Get a Certified Orton-Gillingham or Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner as a Tutor Consider hiring a certified Orton-Gillingham or Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner. These specialized tutors are trained in structured literacy programs that are highly effective for children with dyslexia. They use multisensory approaches to teach reading, writing, and spelling in a way that aligns with how children with dyslexia learn best.

5. Build a Support Network Connect with other parents of children with dyslexia through support groups or online communities. Sharing experiences and advice can provide valuable insights and emotional support.

6. Focus on Strengths Encourage your child by emphasizing their talents and interests. Many children with dyslexia are highly creative and excel in areas like art, music, or problem-solving.

7. Implement At-Home Strategies Incorporate reading practices and learning activities that are engaging and dyslexia-friendly. Use audiobooks, interactive apps, and other tools that can make learning fun and effective.
   

Encouragement and Hope

• Acknowledge the Struggles and Celebrate the Strengths: Dyslexia often comes with unique strengths, such as creativity and problem-solving abilities. Celebrate these traits and remind your child of their value.

• Highlight Success Stories: Share examples of successful individuals with dyslexia, like Albert Einstein, Whoopi Goldberg, and Steven Spielberg. These stories can inspire and reassure both you and your child.

• Emphasize the Importance of Support: With the right support and strategies, children with dyslexia can thrive. Advocate for your child and work closely with educators and specialists to meet their needs.

• Promote Patience and Persistence: Dyslexia is a journey, and progress can take time. Encourage patience and persistence for both you and your child.

Navigating a dyslexia diagnosis can be challenging, but it also opens the door to better understanding and supporting your child. By educating yourself, seeking professional help, hiring a certified Orton-Gillingham or Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner, and building a strong support network, you can help your child overcome challenges and succeed in their educational journey. Remember, with the right support, your child can achieve great things.