Cypress Dyslexia Services

08/03/2025

As your child heads back to school, watch for signs that they may be struggling with reading. Dyslexia doesn’t mean they aren’t smart—it means they need different support.
Trust your instincts. Advocate early.

07/14/2025

It's Winning Wednesday! Check out IDA's latest Fact Sheet on comprehension & composition. Strong reading and writing go hand-in-hand—and both require more than decoding. This fact sheet breaks down 4 key areas essential for building comprehension and composition skills:

✅ Vocabulary & Background Knowledge
✅ Sentence Structure & Grammar
✅ Text Structure
✅ Critical Thinking

https://ow.ly/9qEh50Wn0Pg

07/14/2025

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06/30/2025

Here are some links for information and resources on auditory processing:
🧰https://www.theottoolbox.com/auditory-processing-activities/

🧰https://www.theottoolbox.com/product/auditory-processing-kit/

🧰https://www.theottoolbox.com/improve-attention-auditory-processing/

06/30/2025

The world of special education can be overwhelming for families. It is important to understand the essentials of an ARD committee meeting. Check out this resource from SPEDTex to learn more! English: bit.ly/3CWmxdc Spanish: bit.ly/3AZ19nb

06/30/2025

Dyslexia: 3 Key Things to Know! 🧠

1. It's Not About Intelligence! Dyslexia is a common learning difference, not a measure of intelligence. Many highly intelligent and creative people have dyslexia! Their brains are simply wired to process information in a different, often visual or conceptual, way.

2. More Than Just Reading! While difficulty with reading, writing, and spelling are common, dyslexia can also affect organization, memory, and even directions. It's a spectrum, and its impact varies from person to person.

3. Strengths, Not Just Challenges! Individuals with dyslexia often excel in areas like problem-solving, creativity, visual thinking, and entrepreneurship. Recognizing and nurturing these strengths is crucial!

06/27/2025

06/27/2025

06/12/2025

It’s very inequitable to know how private schools for dyslexia are prepared to teach children how to read, write, spell and do math. Sadly, too many public schools have educators who may not have adequate knowledge to teach literacy and numeracy, let alone kids with learning differences.

https://ca-literacy-dyslexia-collab.ucla.edu/e-learning-modules/

https://readwritejen.substack.com/p/why-dyslexia-myths-persist?