New Perspectives In Learning - Solutions for Dyslexia, ADD, and ADHD

Come to the free online screening of the internatinally awarded documentary: WHO KNEW: Dyslexia as a Way of Thinking

In just 30 minutes you will leave with a better understanding of the way a dyslexic mind works.

Hosted by Sue Blyth Hall, Davis Facilitator, author, speaker and founder of The Whole Dyslexic Society

Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/AdHfQIOIdos?si=3lDSwKLoJxYupBKK

And register to join us here:
https://toolbox.davismethod.com/widget/form/8rgk5i2eUEk6Re3sRc51

Have you ever wondered if your child's struggles at school have nothing to do with how smart they are?

WHO KNEW: Dyslexia is a Way of Thinking is an award-winning documentary that reframes dyslexia as a different way of thinking and learning.

Davis North America is hosting a free virtual screening on Wednesday 16 July at 7pm EST.

The film has screened at the New York International Women's Film Festival (winning across all categories), the Indianapolis Women's Film Festival, and the Los Angeles Women's Festival. It's a gentle, eye-opening introduction for anyone who wants to understand dyslexia better — parents, educators, and anyone who's ever felt the school system just wasn't built for them.

It's free. It's online. And it could change how you see your child or yourself! 👉 Register here: https://toolbox.davismethod.com/widget/form/8rgk5i2eUEk6Re3sRc51

FREE screening of a must see documentary about dyslexia! Just 30 minutes, on July 16, at 7 pm, EST. Register below… ✨🎥👍

Come to the free online screening of the internatinally awarded documentary: WHO KNEW: Dyslexia as a Way of Thinking

In just 30 minutes you will leave with a better understanding of the way a dyslexic mind works.

Hosted by Sue Blyth Hall, Davis Facilitator, author, speaker and founder of The Whole Dyslexic Society

Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/AdHfQIOIdos?si=3lDSwKLoJxYupBKK

And register to join us here:
https://toolbox.davismethod.com/widget/form/8rgk5i2eUEk6Re3sRc51

Thoughtful Thursday. 🤔💫 Contact me for more information about helping your loved one. Learning should be fun!
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Three years of phonics. Tutoring. Flashcards. Nothing's working. You're not imagining it, the approach might just be wrong for your child.

Not all brains learn the same way. Phonics-based approaches assume linear, auditory processing, but many neurodivergent minds are primarily visual-spatial thinkers. Forcing them through phonics is like insisting a left-handed person write with their right hand.

For many families, the Davis Method is the first thing that actually worked.

Find a Facilitator www.davismethod.com/facilitator

Dr. Angela Gonzales, Dyslexia, ADHD, and Autism specialist, shares advice for parents on children with learning disabilities and the way the Davis Method helped her son. (1.39 minutes)

What is the Davis Method - Angela Gonzales, MD Dr. Angela Gonzales, Dyslexia and ADD specialist, shares advice for...

Contact me if this resonates with you, and you live in the NY/NJ area. 👍💫😊

Three years of phonics. Tutoring. Flashcards. Nothing's working. You're not imagining it, the approach might just be wrong for your child.

Not all brains learn the same way. Phonics-based approaches assume linear, auditory processing, but many neurodivergent minds are primarily visual-spatial thinkers. Forcing them through phonics is like insisting a left-handed person write with their right hand.

For many families, the Davis Method is the first thing that actually worked.

Find a Facilitator www.davismethod.com/facilitator

Dyslexia isn't a reading problem. It's a thinking difference that creates a reading problem. Ron Davis, himself severely dyslexic, built his method from lived experience rather than external observation. The Gift of Dyslexia reframes the condition entirely: the same mental functions that make reading difficult — multi-dimensional thinking, heightened environmental awareness, intuitive insight — are the source of genuine cognitive strengths.

For professionals working with dyslexic individuals, this shift in perspective changes everything about how you approach support. Explore the Davis approach at davismethod.com

You're not lazy. You're not irresponsible. Your brain regulates attention and impulse differently, and that's something you can work with.

Late ADHD diagnosis often comes with a wave of relief and grief at the same time. Relief that there's an explanation. Grief for the years spent thinking you were the problem.

The Davis Method was built by someone who lived neurodivergence, not someone who studied it from the outside.

It gives adults practical tools for managing disorientation, the mechanism behind attention, focus, and impulse challenges, so they can use their genuine strengths more consistently.

Find a Davis Facilitator who works with adults: www.davismethod.com/facilitator