I work in a rural community and people often don’t have access to dyslexia programs. If we had speech/language therapists interested in becoming more well-trained to administer professional tests to diagnose dyslexia, is there a particular training/program you would recommend?

I'm an older man and want to go back to college to get my Bachelor Degree. My fear is how hard it is for me to study and how bad my writing skills are. I need some help in finding a good college that can understand and help with my condition.

My inquiry is about navigating the process of applying to graduate schools. I'm the only person in my family who's dyslexic to apply to graduate school, so I'm a bit lost when it comes to this procedure.

I would like to go about getting some help with things. I have a hard time remembering and reading. My wife says I should get checked for dyslexia. I have not had much help from my parents and I have the desire to go to school. What should I do?

I’ve developed a growing interest in dyslexia and was wondering if you could give me, someone used to reading research papers and technical books on linguistics and psycholinguistics, any book suggestions to deepen my knowledge of dyslexia.

Four of my six children have learning disabilities/dyslexia. My main question: how do we keep them encouraged, and help them own their own learning style? My husband has tried his very best to guide and teach them. Do you know of any conferences, seminars, tangible interactive groups that they could participate in? A place to learn how to pick up all these "tools" for success? Like a summer class?

I was diagnosed with dyslexia when I was 7 years old. I am now graduated from college and now just hit reality. I am fighting with my dyslexia and getting a job. I have had school back me this whole time with all the help they gave but now in the real world I'm on my own and I have not truly accepted my severe dyslexia. I don't know how employers will take it if I tell him I have dyslexia. I feel like I won't be able to fully do what I need to for the job.

Some professionals claim types or subtypes of dyslexia; however, none of the scholarly research I’ve read is convincing. What is your perspective on the “types of dyslexia”?

Can someone who is lower functioning and cannot read be considered dyslexic? Where does IQ fall into defining if someone is dyslexic?

I am a college graduate and really struggled my last year with large amounts of reading and timed exams. As I have gotten older, I have become interested in going back to school for my MBA. However, the GMAT required for admission is timed and I am currently testing terribly. Any and all suggestions on companies and programs that have great proven results would be appreciated. I need to build my reading skills and get my intellectual confidence back up.