The discovery that your child has a learning challenge can be a frightening, disorientating experience. Many parents feel they understand their child, but not his/her learning style.  Parents can experience the same feelings of inadequacy around helping with homework, that their children feel in school.  

Yet this need not be the end of the story. The “Gift of Dyslexia” Davis methods afford unique insights into how dyslexics think, and how they can learn. When key principles of the dyslexic learning style are understood and mastered, supporting your child’s learning can start to be effective, stress-free, and fun for both of you.

This course can be your first introduction to some of the Davis methods, or an ‘add-on’ to the post-Davis-program support training.  One parent, whose child had taken both a reading and a Math program said “I thought I knew what I was doing, but taking this Why Ty course took my understanding to a whole new level.”

These six, weekly practical sessions, presented by Sue Hall, devised by Richard Whitehead and endorsed by Ronald D. Davis, are the journey that will make this happen. As a dyslexic herself, a Davis Facilitator of 24 years, author of Fish Don’t Climb Trees and TEDx Speaker March 2021, Sue has enjoyed both the classical Davis approach and experimenting with approaches to learning  for picture-thinkers. 

IF you know for sure that your child has dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADD or ADHD, think of this course as you are dipping your toes into their world, rather than being equipped to correct their challenges.  

Sue looks forward to you joining this course, meeting other parents and your new-found support system.