Multisensory Reading Clinic

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 What Parents Can Do 

Help, Information, Tips, and Resources

for parents who have children with dyslexia

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As parents of a child who struggles to read, there are many things you can do:

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• Arm yourself with correct information about your child's learning problems and the effective ways to help them learn to read, write, spell, and comprehend. You can start your quest by going through different pages of our website.

• Monitor your child's reading progress.

• Take action as soon as your child experiences difficulties in learning to read, write, spell, and comprehend. They need a specific tutor specializing in reading and spelling for individuals with specific learning difficulties.

• Advocate for your child—no one cares as deeply about your child as you do, and no one else can be as effective an advocate as you are.

• Join other parents who face the same challenges as you do—you cannot do it alone. If you do nothing, nothing positive will happen to your child, and they will end up with any or all of the following:

  • Unemployed

  • Receiving aid/welfare

  • Appearing in court

  • Prison inmate

 

Finally, teach you own child. Our Reading Specialist is writing workbooks for struggling individuals 

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to be continued...