Direction For Dyslexia

Direction for Dyslexia can help you and your child find your way on your dyslexia journey.

We Instill Hope

Our vision is to come alongside parents to instill confidence, hope, and direction for their child with dyslexia by providing science-based information, knowledge of the K-12 school system, and supportive resources.

Hearing the Heart of Direction for Dyslexia

Understanding Dyslexia

Learn what dyslexia is and how it affects learning. The more a person knows, can help navigate the dyslexic journey in finding encouragement and hope.

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Support for Students

Learn what types of supports are available for students with dyslexia. Knowing the different types of supports and how they work, can give direction and encouragement on this journey.

$25

Strategies for Students

Learn about different strategies that help students with dyslexia thrive. The webinar addresses a variety of strategies for different subjects that will encourage and promote learning and growth.

$25

Positive Aspects of Dyslexia

$25

One-on-One Coaching Session

Schedule a one-on-one coaching session to receive personalized and encouraging guidance for navigating dyslexia. This session can help you determine whether you or your child may have dyslexia and identify the next steps for effective support.

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I was very concerned my son may have dyslexia and would need services. I was very overwhelmed trying to figure out what to do for him. Upon recommendation, Becky swooped in with ideas I could apply immediately and a game plan for evaluation and services. I went from having a lot of guesswork to taking immediate action. I highly recommend a consultation with Becky.

Karla

I would like to share my experience with Rebecca Sanford, and the support I received from her in my journey to get my son help with his dyslexia. I had a feeling that my son needed extra help with his reading and writing. His teachers always made me feel like he was ok and didn’t need any extra help outside of school. He had some interventions during the day, but things didn't seem to be improving as much as they should have. It didn't really feel like he was getting the help he needed, and I always felt like I was getting the run-around, but something always lingered in my mind that there was a deeper issue at hand. Nothing ever changed until I was given the amazing opportunity to speak with Rebecca. She listened to me and reassured me that there were options and that I was right to look further into things. She gave me a lot of resources and places to contact to get my son tested for dyslexia. We ended up going to Children's Hospital where he was diagnosed with dyslexia. After all the time of not knowing what was going on or how to help my son, I was finally able to get him help after the support I received from Rebecca. She is very knowledgeable and kind and gave me new hope and direction. I am so glad to have had the opportunity to have had her Guidance.

Alice

Dr. Becky Sanford is an incredible resource for any parent wondering how to help their child struggling with dyslexia and its effect on their learning. She is a champion for your kid and has great tips to help them better succeed. She is a good listener and cheerful encourager who will help you determine the next steps in your kid's learning journey." ~ A grateful Mom

Kara

Dr. Rebecca Sanford

Students with dyslexia are my inspiration and fuel as I work to help them know they are intelligent and have much to give to the world.

I am first a parent who struggled to help my child learn to read. The many times I cried, racked my brain, and sought out anything that might have helped seemed endless at the time. Add on the guilt I felt as an educator who could not understand what was happening and that described my world. My child learned enough coping skills to make it and graduated with honors from high school, college, and obtained a Masters degree, but the journey was difficult.

As I later worked in the classroom, I had struggling students who I felt I could not help, so I returned to school for my Masters degree. I learned much but it still wasn’t enough. Hence I pursued a Doctorate degree. I focused my research on dyslexia and learned as much as I could. I implemented much of what I learned with my class and shared with other teachers ways that we as educators could help students begin to thrive. I understand what a parent goes through when a diagnosis is made or simply cannot understand why their student struggles.

I cannot keep this to myself or my classroom, so I am now sharing my expertise with others on this journey who need direction navigating the life of dyslexia so that they are filled with hope and direction.

Direction For Dyslexia