Karen LoGiudice, holding a degree in Communication from Suffolk University, has always had a love for reading and writing, and has used those skills throughout her career. When her 9-year-old son was struggling with reading, spelling, and writing, she desperately wanted to find a solution so that he, too, could master these fundamental skills of life.

School system testing came up inconclusive, but her obviously bright and articulate son continued to struggle. After about a year of private tutoring, psycho-educational testing, and research, it was revealed that her son was suffering from Dyslexia.

Karen sought help from a licensed Davis facilitator and watched her son’s self-esteem soar! His inspirational turn-around and academic success prompted Karen to pursue Certification in the Davis Dyslexia Correction procedures.

Since opening New England Dyslexia Solutions in 2006, Karen has been thrilled to help children and adults overcome difficulties with the written word, math, and attention deficits using the Davis techniques. Leaving a Senior Management position at a leading technology company in order to pursue this endeavor, Karen has no regrets...“Every client is unique; every program offers new and exciting challenges. It is an honor to work with extremely gifted and creative people every day!”

Karen LoGiudice with Ronald D. Davis at the 2007 Davis Symposium

Pictured above: New England Dyslexia Solutions' Karen LoGiudice with Davis® Program founder, Ronald D. Davis, at the 2007 Davis Dyslexia Association International (DDAI) Symposium.

At the Symposium, Karen joined DDAI leaders and her fellow facilitators from around the world for a fabulous, information-packed week in Las Vegas! Karen was also honored to be a Symposium presenter!

Karen has since had the chance to train directly under Ron Davis, at a recent Motivation and Responsibility workshop and Davis Autism Approach™ workshop - both in Burlingame, CA (home of DDAI).

New England Dyslexia Solutions is excited to announce its blog!

Read more of Karen’s insights, interesting articles, experiences and discussions at:http://nedyslexia.wordpress.com

Feel free to post your comments & questions!

The Facilitator

New England Dyslexia Solutions is excited to announce its blog!

...shining new light on the gifted minds of the visual-spatial learner!