By Jules Johnson
One of the very first things I did when my son was diagnosed as dyslexic was to begin searching for "more." More answers. More help. More clarity. More support.
Support.
That's what I needed and craved most. I needed a connection with other parents who had walked in my shoes. I knew I could learn from them and absorb their knowledge.
It's been two years since my son was first diagnosed, and I still crave that support. I still have questions, like "what is the difference in
auditory processing disorder and dyslexia anyway?"
That's where
Learning Ally Parent Chat on Facebook comes into play. We began this conversational community in 2014, and it has since grown to nearly 2,750 people! We aren't only parents, but also grandparents, siblings, tutors and more. You can get solid advice from other parents, but also from Learning Ally's team of
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- Dyslexia, is it a
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- Help with Spelling Homework
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