Lisa also shares the story of her 16-year-old daughter, a straight-A student whose dyslexia went unnoticed for years due to her incredible memory and compensatory skills. Through this dual perspective, Lisa emphasizes the importance of proper screening and evidence-based interventions in ensuring every child gets the support they need.
This mother’s advocacy extends beyond her family: she has presented at a national health equity summit and spoken to her local school district on “Dyslexia: A Parent’s Perspective.” She also shares the heartwarming story of her son’s newfound confidence as a 3rd grader who reads aloud in class and runs for kids with dyslexia at a suicide awareness event.
Tune in for a conversation about dyslexia where perseverance, hope, and the life-changing impact of embracing an intentional journey is sure to inspire.
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