In this day and age, being dyslexic, if detected early and if appropriate technological support is made available, should not be a major impediment to achieving success academically and professionally.

One young man who was formerly my student is a computer “geek” and he was able to circumvent most of his memory problems (he forgets things) by using hand held devices and his laptop. In my own private practice, I make it a point to “custom fit” our clients with appropriate high-tech tools to help them achieve their learning goals.

Check out the article below on technology and the adult dyslexic. Enjoy!

http://www.bnna.info/adult-dyslexia/modern-technology-and-adult-dyslexia.htm

Winnifred talked about her meeting with Linda Reid, our Minister of State for Childcare.

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