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Dyslexia<\/a><\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Dyslexia is a many-headed monster: it has many different manifestations. Something that one person with dyslexia struggles with may not be a problem for another. Especially if you are gifted, you can compensate for a great deal with your intelligence, and your dyslexia may go unnoticed. This costs an unnecessary amount of effort and energy. And causes a lot of frustration!<\/p>\n

In our society, the entire education system is focused on thinking in words. However, every human being is born as a visual thinker and uses this talent in their early years to get to know the world.\n\nImages come naturally, and visual thinking is much faster than thinking in words. Some children are so good at this that they only develop verbal thinking much later. And this gets in the way of learning to read.\n\nWe have many \u2018empty\u2019 words in our language, words that have no meaning and therefore no image. For someone who is visually oriented and thinks in images, these words simply do not exist.\n\nSo you stumble over these words or skip them. How wonderful would it be if these words were no longer an obstacle? If you could simply read them too?<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Davis\u00ae works from your talents, and together we will discover how we can use your talents to help you learn to read better. We use your creativity to do this, because you remember everything you create yourself!<\/p>\n

Do you recognise any of the following in yourself or your child?<\/b><\/p>\n

For example, do you have difficulty with:\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n