Dyslexia help for adults
Adults with dyslexia
Frequently have dyslexic children and experience guilt when seeing own child struggle. Insecurities arise while reading to own children or helping them with.
Description:Dyslexia Matters - Discover the gifts within you Adult Dyslexia Dyslexia adversely affects many children and teenagers during their school years and, if it is not addressed, it will continue to affect them throughout adulthood too. The stress associated with tests and exams may lead dyslexics to avoid further education and also some types of jobs. They are usually very bright individuals and their frustration may be worsened by ending up in a boring and intellectually unchallenging type of job. Many dyslexic adults hold resentment and disappointment for not having achieved their potential in the workplace and in their personal lives. They may find that they get frustrated at themselves, or blame others for their unhappiness. Nevertheless, there are many dyslexics who have overcome their difficulties and lead successful and happy lives.
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