Discover five advocacy steps for parents of dyslexic children that bring more peace, clarity, and confidence to your family this holiday season. Learn how simple, intentional actions—like organizing records, reviewing progress, and preparing key questions—can help you enter the new year feeling empowered and ready to support your child’s success.

Help your dyslexic child start the school year strong. Get practical tips on IEP meetings, evaluations, and building positive teacher relationships.

The initial referral is a critical first step in acquiring the services and support your child needs in school. Learn more here.

Parents often say, “How do I know it’s time to get an advocate involved? Maybe I’m just overreacting and things aren’t that bad.” Trust...

An educational advocate’s job requires a combination of technical knowledge and excellent interpersonal skills.

If your child is struggling in school, do not wait to take action! We share what to do now and critical mistakes to avoid.

This blog is dedicated to spreading the word about dyslexia! Learn what it is and why it's important to know about it.