Tips for Adults with Dyslexia from Other Adults with Dyslexia
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Classes for Adults with Dyslexia
Adult Dyslexia Program
The Schenck School offers an Adult Dyslexic Program. Fall classes meet from late September to mid-November; winter classes meet from mid-January to mid-March, and spring classes meet from mid-March through May. The class is for those who struggle with reading and spelling and who feel that this struggle is holding them back from reaching their true potential. There is a small fee for the class, but SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE.
Click here for more information,
or call 404-252-2591 x 110.
Support Groups for Adults with Dyslexia
Your location does not matter. ALL ADULTS with dyslexia (or suspected dyslexia – struggling with reading and writing) are invited.
You may be interested in joining a virtual Support Group for Adults with Dyslexia (18+) offered by the Arizona Branch of the International Dyslexia Association. IDA-AZ is currently in the planning stages and is inviting any adult from across the US to fill out this interest survey.
The Oregon Branch of the International Dyslexia Association has a group that meets monthly called the Professional Dyslexia Network (PDN) where you can connect with fellow adults with dyslexia.
- A live monthly chat space for adults living with dyslexia to connect, learn from each other, and share resources.
- For Individuals 18+ with dyslexia, but will be inclusive of all learning differences.
- Our goals are to provide a place to connect, learn from peers, and share resources.
- Live outside Oregon…no problem! This network is for ALL persons 18 and over.
The Pennsylvania Branch of IDA offers an Adults with Dyslexia Support Group which meets the last Monday of the month from 7-8 pm.
Click here to register for the April 24, 2023 Meeting!
Topic for April 2023: Open discussion
May: TBD
June: TBD
Decoding Dyslexia Georgia: The Adult Side of Dyslexia
Dyslexia Day 2022 Video
Decoding Dyslexia Georgia brought together author Kelli Sandman-Hurley, Cameron Mattingly, and Cindy Lumpkin to discuss Kelli’s book The Adult Side of Dyslexia. The discussion centers around adult dyslexia, how early childhood educational situations have long-term impacts on a person’s life, and how adding the voices of adults with dyslexia to all conversations about dyslexia is a critical, but often missing piece.
Decoding Dyslexia Georgia: 1 in 5
Dyslexia Day 2022 1 in 5 Video
produced by Meagan Swingle and edited by Chris Holcomb for Decoding Dyslexia GA
Encouraging messages from adults with dyslexia to the many 1 in 5 —
Are you one of the 1 in 5? What message would you like to share?
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