Learning Tools - Programs for Dyslexia, ADHD, & ASD

10/08/2026

World Dyslexia Day, October 8 🌍

This is my son, Malek. 💙

Years ago, reading was a daily struggle for him, and as his mom, I felt helpless watching it. Then we found the Davis® Dyslexia Correction Program, and everything changed. He finally had tools that worked with the way his brain thinks, not against it.

Today he's a college basketball player working on his master's degree. 🏀🎓 The boy who once struggled to read is now thriving on the court and in the classroom.

His journey is why I became a Davis® Facilitator. Now I get to help other families experience that same turning point.

Dyslexia isn't a weakness. It's a different way of thinking, and with the right tools, that gift can shine. ✨

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10/07/2026

It's Dyslexia Awareness Week! 🧡
Look closely… that's the alphabet BACKWARDS! 😄

When a student can confidently build and say the alphabet in both directions, it shows true mastery, not memorization. Look at that proud smile!

10/06/2026

What does "she" look like? What about "and" or "with"? 🤔

For a picture thinker, these little words have no picture, so they can make reading feel like hitting a pothole. In Davis® Symbol Mastery, we model the word and its meaning in clay. Once a word has a picture, it stops being a stumbling block.

Tap to see 'she,' 'and,' and 'with' come to life! 👆"

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10/05/2026

It's Dyslexia Awareness Week! 🧡

Many people with dyslexia think in pictures, not words. So in a Davis® program, we start with something you can hold: clay. Building each letter by hand turns a confusing symbol into something real and familiar. Once the alphabet is mastered, everything else has a solid foundation.

10/04/2026

🧡 October is Dyslexia Awareness Month 🧡

The Davis® Dyslexia Correction Program was the perfect fit for my son and me, and I've seen it change so many lives since. That's why this work is my calling.

Last week I finished a Davis® Foundations for Reading Program with this sweet girl, and look at that alphabet she modeled in clay! Here's what her grandmother had to say:

💬 "Best investment!!!! Learning techniques to concentrate, focus, and control her energy level is a tool she can use throughout her day and life. S—'s smile when she 'finally' can recognize letters and words, when she can read, is worth a million dollars (way more)."

Moments like this are why I love what I do. Dyslexia isn't a weakness. It's a different way of thinking, and with the right tools, that gift can shine. ✨

If you're wondering whether the Davis® approach could help your child (or you!), I'd love to chat. Send me a message or visit learningtoolsforlife.com.

09/02/2026

I have a heavy heart. Ron Davis — the man behind the Davis Method and the reason I do the work I do — passed away on August 28th at 84 years old. 💔 I'll never forget reading his book The Gift of Dyslexia for the first time. I literally got goosebumps — it completely changed how I saw dyslexia, not as something broken, but as a different kind of gift. When my 6-year-old son attended a program, it helped both of us. That experience is what led me to become a licensed Davis facilitator, and honestly, it's the most fulfilling work I've ever done. It's felt like a calling.

I was lucky enough to meet Ron in person three times during my training, and I still think back on our conversations and the wisdom he shared.

My heart is with his wife Alice, his family, and our whole Davis community right now. But alongside the sadness, I feel so much gratitude — for everything he gave the world, and for how much he changed my own life and the lives of my clients and their families.

If you're curious about his story, his autobiography Dummy is a beautiful window into who he was.

Sending love to everyone who was touched by his work. 🤍

07/16/2026

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

07/06/2026

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"

07/06/2026

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.

06/19/2026