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Where to Start After a Dyslexia Diagnosis
Spotlight: Ryan Gosling and ADHD
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Blog of the week: Where to Start After a Dyslexia Diagnosis
Spotlight: Ryan Gosling
Trivia: What is a common characteristic of ADHD in children?
Tools & Tips: Open Dyslexic
Featured Videos:
For Professionals: ADHD and Motivation
For Parents: What Is Dysgraphia in Kids?
Podcast: ADHD and Autism: Adult Diagnosis and Daily Hacks
Where to Start After a Dyslexia Diagnosis
Why read me:
Understanding what to do after a Dyslexia diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but it is crucial for supporting your child’s educational journey. This guide provides clear steps to move from confusion to confidence, ensuring your child obtains the help they need.
This entry offers helpful advice on interpreting the psychologist’s report, setting up meetings with school staff, drafting effective requests for accommodations, and building a supportive community.
Parents can learn how to advocate for their child’s needs, promote open communication, and find resources that make a difference in their child’s life.
Tip Box:
Incorporate books with dyslexic characters into your child’s reading routine to help them connect with others who have similar experiences. This can be a great tool in building their self-esteem and sense of belonging.
Did you know Ryan Gosling has ADHD?
Ryan Gosling has portrayed memorable characters like Ken in Barbie and Sebastian in La La Land. He is a gifted actor who captivates audiences with his range and intensity. But, did you know that Ryan was diagnosed with ADHD as a child?
School wasn’t easy for him—he struggled with reading and often felt like an outsider, facing bullying and isolation. Concerned for his well-being, his mother chose to homeschool him for a year, giving him the space and support to grow outside the traditional school environment.
This change was pivotal for Ryan, as he soon discovered a passion for acting that helped him channel his energy and creativity. His dedication led to a breakout career, and by 2006, he received his first Oscar nomination for Half Nelson. Reflecting on this milestone, he shared, "It meant a lot to me because it meant a lot to the people that I love. Especially my mother… she’s been fighting [for me] since I was born."
✨ Gosling’s Journey to Success ✨
Ryan Gosling has starred in over 30 films, from indie dramas to blockbuster hits like La La Land and Blade Runner 2049.
Known for his versatility, he’s taken on a wide range of roles, from romantic leads to action stars, making him one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actors.
Beyond acting, he’s also a musician and an advocate for important causes, supporting organizations that focus on children’s rights and environmental issues.
Were you familiar with Ryan Gosling’s story?
Source: ADHD Embrace
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Tools and Tips
Open Dyslexic
Do you need to increase your readability and are looking for a font? Open-Dyslexic is an open-sourced font to help readers with Dyslexia.
How so? These letters have the following features:
Heavy-weight bottoms give each letter a sense of gravity and help with orientation.
Clear differentiation of up and down parts of letters
Reinforced line of text for readability and comprehension
Reduces confusion by minimizing flipping and swapping errors
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