Tying to find out what dyslexia is can leave you more confused than when you started. This is partly due to the inconsistency of the symptoms of dyslexia. They can also vary and overlap with other related conditions such as dyspraxia, dyscalculia or AD(H)D.
Read this post for more clarity on dyslexia and the symptoms, and gifts.
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Many creative people live at the extremes. They are up or down. It's everything or nothing. Black or white. This way of thinking is habitual and feels normal to those who have creative tendencies. However, by breaking this habit, you can better harness your talents and realise your potential.
There are 3 simple things that you can do to break this habit and significantly change the way you experience life.
Read MoreWith a narrow focus on the academic results we often lose sight of the bigger, and much richer, picture.
Here are 3 very simple things that you can do as a parent, which will immediately change the dynamics at home and give your child access to his greater self, his more genuine nature.
Read MoreAs important as reading and writing are to the freedom that comes with literacy, seeing them as the only answer to the problem of growing up with dyslexia would be misleading, or even falling short of offering children the real keys to the kingdom of their future.
N.B. This was written with children with dyslexia in mind but the idea reaches out to all parents and professionals working with children.
Read MoreRenée van der Vloodt is a leading psychotherapist and dyslexia and AD(H)D specialist working with children and adults in Woodchurch, Kent which is close to Tenterden, Ashford, Canterbury, Rye and easily reached by the M20. There are direct trains from London to Ashford International Station.
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