In this article, psychoanalyst, columnist, and bestselling author Gail Saltz provides an extract from her new book The Power of Different: The Link Between Disorder and Genius.

The IRS has defined dyslexia and ADHD as medical conditions. If properly documented, the many expenses of providing diagnosed children with the support they need to learn can be deducted as medical expenses.

DyslexiaHelp has achieved sixth place on the list of the 50 best dyslexia blogs on the internet.

Using search results and social metrics, Feedspot compiled the selected the winners from thousands of top dyslexia blogs in their index.

The top blogs are ranked based on following criteria:

Contrary to previous findings, a recent study has shown that there is no good evidence that working memory training improves intelligence test scores or other measures of ”real-world” cognitive skills.

A recent study suggests situational awareness instruction may be doubly important for novice drivers with dyslexia.

October is National Dyslexia Awareness Month. All across the country, communities will be making efforts to spotlight a range of dyslexic needs, struggles, and signs.

If you were to read 100 stories about dyslexia, no two would be alike, and likely all would be inspiring. Such is the case with Aidan Colvin, dyslexic high school student, and author of Looking for Heroes: One Boy, One Year, 100 Letters.

The Codpast features monthly podcasts where you can hear inspirational stories from engaging dyslexics.

Matthew Schneps is both an astrophysicist, holding a Ph.D. in physics, and dyslexic.

The MIND Research Institute, an Irvine, California based nonprofit, has developed an exciting tool for classrooms called ST Math.