
If you’ve just heard the word dyslexia…
Or you’ve suspected it for a while…
Or you’re stuck in the space between “wait and see” and “something needs to change”
This Playbook was created for you.
Not to overwhelm you.
Not to scare you.
But to give you clarity, confidence, and a real plan.

If you're here, chances are this feels familiar.

Most parents feel lost not because they aren’t trying but because:
- The information is scattered and contradictory
- Schools aren’t trained to spot dyslexia early
- Parents are expected to connect the dots alone
This Playbook exists to connect those dots for you clearly, calmly, and practically.
This is not another blog post.
And it’s not a $1,500 consult.
It’s a step-by-step guide that helps you understand dyslexia, support your child, and advocate with confidence — starting now.
Inside, you’ll learn:
What dyslexia actually is (and what it isn’t)
The signs most schools miss — and why
What to do at home without becoming a full-time tutor
How to support your child emotionally, not just academically
What to say in school meetings — and how to ask for support effectively
How to move forward even if you don’t have a diagnosis yet
No jargon.
No fear-based tactics.
Just what actually moves things forward.

The Parent’s Playbook for Dyslexia
An 80+ page, parent-centered roadmap designed for clarity — so you can stop Googling and start making informed decisions.
Dyslexia Demystified
A clear, research-informed explanation of how the dyslexic brain processes language — including early signs and commonly overlooked strengths.
Emotional Support & Language That Helps
Practical guidance and example language to support your child through meltdowns, shutdowns, and moments of low self-worth.
At-Home Learning Support
Simple routines, tools, and realistic daily structures that support reading development without turning evenings into battles.
School Advocacy & Navigation
Clear explanations of IEPs, 504s, and school support systems — plus guidance on how to communicate effectively and advocate with confidence.
Parent Action Plan
A clear starting point to help you move from overwhelmed to grounded, with realistic next steps you can take at your own pace.
Curated Tools & Resources
A carefully selected collection of programs, tools, and supports referenced throughout the guide — so you’re not left searching blindly.
Research & References Throughout
Everything inside is backed by science — with citations and studies included right in the doc, so you’re not just taking our word for it… you’ve got the receipts.
This guide does not replace professional instruction or diagnosis — but it gives you the clarity and language to move forward with confidence.


The Parent’s Playbook for Dyslexia
An 80+ page, parent-centered roadmap designed for clarity — so you can stop Googling and start making informed decisions.
Dyslexia Demystified
A clear, research-informed explanation of how the dyslexic brain processes language — including early signs and commonly overlooked strengths.
Emotional Support & Language That Helps
Practical guidance and example language to support your child through meltdowns, shutdowns, and moments of low self-worth.
At-Home Learning Support
Simple routines, tools, and realistic daily structures that support reading development without turning evenings into battles.
School Advocacy & Navigation
Clear explanations of IEPs, 504s, and school support systems — plus guidance on how to communicate effectively and advocate with confidence.
Parent Action Plan
A clear starting point to help you move from overwhelmed to grounded, with realistic next steps you can take at your own pace.
Curated Tools & Resources
A carefully selected collection of programs, tools, and supports referenced throughout the guide — so you’re not left searching blindly.
Research & References Throughout
Everything inside is backed by science — with citations and studies included right in the doc, so you’re not just taking our word for it… you’ve got the receipts.


You’re worried your child is falling behind — and you’re done being told to “wait and see.”
You want a clear, step-by-step plan to support your child with confidence and calm.
You’re overwhelmed by conflicting advice and just want to know what actually works.
You’re ready to advocate for your child at school — but need the scripts, tools, and confidence to do it right.
You care deeply, but you’re tired, stretched thin, and desperate for someone to hand you a roadmap.
Yes. Whether your child has just been diagnosed, you're still waiting, or you're starting to suspect something’s not quite right, this guide is built for you.
It breaks down what dyslexia actually is, how to spot the signs early, what to do before (and after) a diagnosis, and how to confidently support your child at home and at school. No jargon. No waiting. Just clarity, action, and relief—right when you need it most.
This isn’t another Google rabbit hole or Pinterest download. It’s a complete, research-backed roadmap created by a parent who lived it—and spent years piecing it together so you don’t have to.
Instead of sifting through scattered blogs, conflicting advice, or outdated myths, you get everything in one place:
✔️ Clear answers
✔️ Proven tools
✔️ Templates, checklists, and scripts you can actually use today
Free info gives you pieces. This guide gives you the whole picture—so you can stop guessing and start helping.
No—the strategies inside support children across ages, from early signs to middle school and beyond.
That said, the earlier you start, the better. If your child is showing signs in Kindergarten or Grade 1, this guide gives you a head start. If they’re older, it helps you understand what may have been missed and how to course-correct with targeted, age-appropriate support—academically and emotionally.
That depends on where you are in the journey, but many parents report clarity, relief, and new direction after just the first section.
This isn’t a quick fix—it’s a solid foundation. Some tools (like the red flag checklist or school advocacy scripts) can be put into action the same day. Others, like home strategies and self-esteem support, build momentum over weeks—but always move you forward.
Not at all. This guide was written to support families in the U.S., Canada, Australia, the U.K., and beyond.
It includes region-specific notes where needed (like assessment terms and school processes), but the core strategies—like spotting signs, using Structured Literacy, and building emotional resilience—are globally relevant and research-backed.
While there are no refunds on digital products, I'm confident in the value this guide delivers. It’s packed with research-backed strategies, ready-to-use tools, and clarity that most parents spend months (or years) trying to find.
You don’t need more noise.
You don’t need another article.
You need a plan.
And this is the guide I wish someone had handed me.

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