When your child has dyslexia, you may feel alone with nowhere to turn. There are plenty of online resources for dyslexia support for parents, and here is just a sample of what is available. [divider] [dropcap2]1[/dropcap2] International Dyslexia Association: http://www.interdys.org With a mission of promoting literacy through research, education, and advocacy, IDA is a 501(c)(3)…
By Rosita Alvarez As a parent seeking to improve the life of my son, I journeyed through many stages of healing along his side. I passed through an entire spectrum from denial all the way to liberation thanks to Books Neural Therapy. Yes, Denial was first. By six, I knew he was smart as he…
Diet plays a pivotal role in reversing dyslexia. To give your child the greatest chance of success, it’s crucial that his or her diet is full of healthy, nutritious food that will provide the building blocks of the brain. Eating better is easy if you know what to do—here’s how. Eliminate sugar for at least…
Constant stress can increase your cholesterol, suppress your immune system and make your tummy ache. Personally, I wonder how our children handle all the modern stresses. Everything from having parents in the fast lane of life to trying to assimilate disasters like 9-11 and the Oklahoma bombing. How do little kids process that kind of…