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I’m Not Lazy! I’m Coping!
My mom and I have season tickets to the Rubicon, a wonderful little professional theater in Ventura, CA. Yesterday we saw a play that takes place towards the end of WWII. The main character is a young man, Raleigh, who had enlisted in the army but was discharged before he could serve because he has…
Read More Why Does My Child Act This Way?
How Retained Reflexes Impact Behavior and Learning There was a big snowstorm on the east coast a couple of weeks ago. It caused over 2000 airline flights to be cancelled. I assume people got to their destinations eventually, but I also imagine that it caused a great deal of anxiety and disruption to people’s lives.…
Read More Dyslexia –Talents, Tears, and Solutions
A friend at church was catching me up on her grown sons. As she talked about the incredible mechanical abilities of one of her sons, who can completely take apart car and motorcycle engines and easily reconstruct them, I thought, “He must be dyslexic.” Certainly not every person with strong mechanical abilities is dyslexic, but…
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