Learning Tools - Programs for Dyslexia, ADHD, & ASD

This is happening today!!!

Join our free documentary screening. In just 30 minutes you will have a better understanding of Dyslexia than many "experts."

WHO KNEW: Dyslexia as a Way of Thinking won at the New York International Women's Film Festival and is now coming to your screen, at no cost.
If you or someone you love struggles with reading, this film is for you. Don't miss it!
16 July, 7pm EST.

👉 Register: https://toolbox.davismethod.com/widget/form/8rgk5i2eUEk6Re3sRc51

I love getting the End of Program Questionnaire back today from a Foundations for Reading program. "A--- has shown more confidence in reading words out loud, sounding out words in new places while in the car, store or while traveling! At school, his learning lab teacher has also noticed improvement in reading aloud and cursive handwriting." ... "Sophia has been a great mentor"

Come to the Davis North America movie night!

The documentary is only 33 minutes, but you will learn everything you need to know about how a dyslexic brain works.

Thursday, July 16 | 7:00pm ET | 6:00pm CT | 4:00pm PT

See comments below for registration link!

The film has screened at the New York International Women's Film Festival (winning across all categories), the Indianapolis Women's Film Festival, the Los Angeles Women's Festival, and more. 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 wasn't built for them.

Film writer, Sue Blyth Hall, is a Davis® Facilitator, author, and founder of The Whole Dyslexic Society. Sue was inspired by her son's transformation through the Davis® method and her own discovery of being dyslexic. Since 1998, she has worked internationally to expand outreach, improve access, and build community around a strengths-based approach to learning differences. As well as WHO KNEW: Dyslexia Is a Way of Thinking, her work includes a TEDx talk and the book Fish Don't Climb Trees.

P.S. This is a live event, the film is only available by invitation so there is no replay available.

Nice to be featured in the Davis Newsletter this month.

How to Support Your Dyslexic Athlete at Home - Davis - English Practical strategies for parents of neurodivergent athletes — from pre-teaching vocabulary to building confidence and resilience at home and on the field.

Your brain doesn't process words in a straight line.

It thinks in pictures. In 3D. In patterns. That's not a bug, it's a feature.

The Davis Method was built on this understanding. Ron Davis discovered that dyslexic and other neurodivergent minds are primarily visual-spatial thinkers.

Traditional reading instruction forces linear, phonics-based processing, which fights the brain's natural strength.
Davis works the other way: with your brain's actual processing style.
The result isn't just reading. It's understanding. Find a Davis Facilitator — www.davismethod.com/facilitator

Does your child struggle with reading, writing, math, focus, or frustration around learning?

This summer could change everything.

Using the Davis® Methods, I offer, 1-to-1 programs for children with Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, and other learning differences — helping kids discover that they can learn successfully.

✨ Reading & writing
✨ Strong foundational math skills
✨ Hands-on, interactive learning with clay and movement
✨ Support for self-regulation, confidence, and focus
✨ In-home or online options available

Children learn best when they feel understood, supported, and engaged. Our approach is caring, insightful, and designed to build both skills and self-confidence.

Summer spots are limited. Message today to learn more or schedule a consultation.

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Many adults were never taught how to work with their brain.
They learned to compensate...T o mask... To push through...
To feel frustrated with themselves when things that seemed “easy for everyone else” felt exhausting.

Concepts for Life is designed to support adults in developing practical tools for:

* executive function
* organization
* emotional regulation
* self-awareness
* responsibility
* sustainable structure

The goal is not perfection.
The goal is understanding, clarity, and building systems that actually support daily life.
Different minds need different tools.

If your child is struggling with focus, learning, or constantly feeling overwhelmed… you’re not alone.

I work with children, teens, and adults with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, and other learning challenges who are often:
• Frustrated with school
• Avoiding reading or homework
• Melting down or shutting down
• Trying hard—but not getting results

What I see most often isn’t a lack of effort.
It’s confusion, overwhelm, or difficulty processing what they’re experiencing.

When that changes, everything else can start to change too—
Focus improves, anxiety decreases, and confidence builds.

I offer personalized sessions in-person (at your home or my office) or online, serving families in Redmond, Kirkland, Woodinville, Duvall, and Bothell.

If this sounds like your child, feel free to reach out.
I’m happy to talk through what’s going on and see if it’s a good fit.