Upcoming Events

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Seminar Agendas

In-person Dyslexia Seminar

If you, or your child, have difficulties with reading, decoding, writing, spelling, math, or attention deficits, please join us for a free informational seminar that will shine new light on the gifted minds of the visual-spatial learner:

• Thinking style—Learning differences
• The two facets of Dyslexia: The disability…and THE GIFT
• Common, often overlooked, characteristics of Dyslexia – signs to look for
• The root cause of Dyslexia—A new perspective
• Why creativity holds a critical key to visual-spatial learning
• Overview of Davis® Dyslexia Correction Program
• Q&A

Seating is limited - Pre-registration is required. (See calendar [left] for event dates.)  You will receive venue information upon registering.
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Not local or prefer to watch from home? Check out our  Free On-Line Webinar Series: Deciphering Dyslexia

Join Karen R. LoGiudice, Director and Facilitator of New England Dyslexia Solutions on-line.  Broken out into "manageable chunks," this informative and free video webinar series is rich in content and easy to access.  

Register for Webinar Series here!

Adult Dyslexia Seminars

It is estimated that 10-15% of the population, or approximately 30 million Americans, are Dyslexic. This includes adults. Some may find that number surprising - but the truth of the matter is that dyslexic adults today are often undiagnosed and, therefore, unaware that their difficulties may be caused by Dyslexia. If you have difficulties with reading, writing, spelling or suspect that you might be Dyslexic, please join us for this informative seminar:

• The Dyslexic Thinking Style
• Why symbols cause difficulties in reading, writing, spelling, and math
• Characteristics of Adult Dyslexia – signs to look for
• The root cause of Dyslexia—A new perspective
• Overview of Davis® Dyslexia Correction Program
• No weekly visits...! How adults can benefit from the one-week, intensive program.
• Q&A

Seating is limited - Pre-registration is required. 

Math + Dyslexia = Dyscalculia Seminars

Math difficulties can be incredibly frustrating for everyone involved. Dyscalculia, the word used to describe "math dyslexia" is actually very common but is often undiagnosed.  Therefore, many families are unaware that their difficulties with math may be symptoms of Dyslexia. 

If you, a loved one, or a student have difficulties with simple math facts, rote memorization of steps/math procedures,have reversals with numeral or "careless mistakes," Dyscalculia/Dyslexia may be the cause. Please join us for this informative seminar that will cover:

• The Dyslexic Thinking Style and how it relates to math
• Why symbols cause difficulties with mastering math
• Concepts that are critical to understanding math
• The root cause of Dyslexia/Dyscalculia—A new perspective
• Overview of Davis® Math Mastery Program
• Q&A

Seating is limited - Pre-registration is required. 

Support Training Refresher Classes

If you are a past client and would like to come for a Support Training Refresher (or need a tutor/teacher trained as a support person), New England Dyslexia Solutions will be holding a free Support Training Refresher Class on:

To be determined (please contact Karen LoGiudice at 978-337-7753 for more information)

Light refreshments will be served! Come and meet other previous clients/client parents, ask questions, get back on track, or just come by for a visit!

Covered: Reading exercises, Koosh, Symbol Mastery, Q&A  


Dyslexia/Learning Differences Support Group

Held by friend of New England Dyslexia Solutions, Seacoast Dyslexia hosts a monthly support group at the York Public Library on the 3rd Thursday of the month.  

Bring a friend for a fun, informal, and informative meeting, designed for parents who are dealing with raising dyslexic/learning disabled children.  Share stories, vent frustrations, and learn to understand your child and his/her learning style!

For upcoming meetings and more information on Seacoast Dyslexia, visit their website at:  http://www.seacoastdyslexia.com/