Let me introduce myself. My name is Michael Ryan and I’m a psychologist and teacher who has worked in the area of dyslexia for over 30 years. I am also very dyslexic.

A study of Dutch university students with dyslexia found that perceived negative consequences, such as academic challenges and mental health issues, are more strongly influenced by self-perceived literacy skills and environmental factors than by objective cognitive abilities.

If your child is struggling with these issues, these tips will help him regain his balance and get the most out of school

Undiagnosed until his 70s, deep-sea explorer who located the Titanic shipwreck credited his alternative thinking as the difference maker in the successful expedition.

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.

Until students get back to in-person learning, parents are going to have to continue to monitor their learning at home. Here are recommendations from parents of students with dyslexia for making your at-home school run more smoothly.

With school activities wrapping up for the year and summer approaching, parents are wondering how they might keep their families safe engaged, and entertained. We found a list of 125 great ideas from Parade magazine that promise to make this summer one to remember.

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.