We’re here to help
Hi – welcome to this site – I am Sue Hall – I have a feeling you need to know that you or your child is just fine – there is no learning disability – he or she, just happens to learn in a different way from the conventional education system – and the conventional remedial methods. This year’s goal is NeuroInclusivity !!!
WhyTy 6 Week Parent Support Course online live with Sue Blyth Hall.
Would you like to be better equipped to help your neurodiverse learner with their homework and avoid the frustrations?
True knowledge is experiential, and this practical, hands-on course takes your understanding to a whole new level, you can be in their shoes… it’s illuminating and empowering.
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Whether you are considering a Davis program, or need support with home schooling/homelearning or online learning, Positive Dyslexia is here to consult and support.
Dyslexia: Enable The Learning Difference. TEDx BearCreekPark
2021 saw a dream fulfilled – a TEDx talk!! So grateful for this opportunity to spread a much needed message – widely! Please help this talk to reach the 1M mark in 2023… thank you!
SO EXCITED to announce that the Audio Version of Fish Don’t Climb Trees is now on Audible, Amazon and coming soon to iTunes.
Author Sue Hall, understands dyslexia from the inside out – as a dyslexic person with vivid recollections of frustrations experienced in elementary school; as a parent who searched for and found a solution to enable a once-struggling child to learn to become a reader; and as a talented Davis® Facilitator with twenty four years of hands-on experience working with children and adults.
We're committed to NeuroInclusivity
Are you creative and intelligent, but struggle with reading, writing, math, comprehension, learning and paying attention? Positive Dyslexia is committed to helping individuals who just learn in a different way to the way they are taught.
The Fellowship of The Gift
Children who have completed a Davis Dyslexia Correction Program are invited to join the Fellowship of The Gift. We meet as often as we can to take part in activities such as a claymation workshop, building a snow cave, llama trekking, sky diving, visiting a bio-dynamic farm, snow-shoeing, taking part in the UBC ropes course, kayaking, horse riding and curling. At the end of June we have a weekend Family Summer Camp – we’ve been to Camp Elphinstone at Gibsons, Camp Latona, Camp Jubilee, Camp Bow-Isle.