Welcome to Thrive With Dyslexia!

Welcome to Thrive With Dyslexia!

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Welcome to Thrive With Dyslexia! episodes

  • Early signs of dyslexia
    In this episode, Andrea talks about the early signs of dyslexia. She also gives advice on how, as a parent, you can check if these are signs of a real issue or just regular development. For more info on Andrea's recommended workbook for parents "Adapt Your Life for Dyslexia and Other Learning Differences" go to https://www.thrivewithdyslexia.com/workbook
    10 min
  • What is Dysgraphia and What Can Parents do to Help?
    Andrea talks about dysgraphia and how it affected her own children/teens. She shares details about what it can look like in your child, and also ideas on how to help.For more info on her guided workbook for parents, visit thrivewithdyslexia.com/workbook!
    10 min
  • Use the concept of "no-time" in your home!!
    Andrea describes "no-time", a concept used by Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein, found in an article by entrepreneur.com. She has used a similar concept in her own home with her kids that she calls "Less is More". She explains that doing less can actually build creativity, and give kids with learning differences a chance to hone their skills and reach their potential.Visit Andrea at thrivewithdyslexia.com, and you can find her guided workbook for parents, "Adapt Your Life for Dyslexia and Other Learning Differences" on Amazon.com!
    6 min
  • We need strong parents to raise our dyslexic kids!
    Andrea goes over another mom's struggle with her teenage daughter and talks about why it's important for us, as parents, to be there for our dyslexic children and teens. She suggests watching her YouTube video "The importance of Solving the Puzzle of Dyslexia" and also recommends using her guided workbook for parents "Adapt Your Life for Dyslexia and Other Learning Differences" available on Amazon.
    12 min

About Welcome to Thrive With Dyslexia!

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Thrive with Dyslexia is a mission to help parents who have children or teens with dyslexia and other learning differences. Using website content, videos, podcasts, a guided workbook for parents (release date May 1 2021), and a short film for Dyslexia Awareness Month (Oct 2021), we hope to help parents create a home environment that helps their child or teen thrive.