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Does Your Child or Teen with LD Need Therapy?
By: Annie Stuart
Published Date: February 04, 2012
Are you worried about your child's emotional health? What signs and symptoms may indicate the need for psychological help? Three experts weigh in and offer guidance.
Types of Therapy for Children and Teens with LD
By: Annie Stuart
Published Date: February 04, 2012
Once you decide your child with LD needs psychological help, you may be faced with several treatment options. Learn about some common approaches to therapy – and how to figure out which is right for your child.
Personal Story: A Dyslexic Wonder
By: Jennifer Smith, 2010 Anne Ford & Allegra Ford Scholarship Finalist
Published Date: January 30, 2012
Jennifer was relieved and motivated by her dyslexia diagnosis at the age of nine. Her experiences gave her the courage to become a spokesperson for kids with dyslexia and to write Dyslexia Wonders. Read her inspirational story.
Personal Story: Dyslexia and My Desire to Give Back
By: Gryphin Kelly, 2010 Anne Ford & Allegra Ford Scholarship Finalist
Published Date: January 30, 2012
Perseverance helped Gryphin find success in the classroom and on the lacrosse field. Now, he is determined to bring a message of hope to others with learning disabilities. Read his story about self-advocacy and hard work.
Research Roundup: "Tiers without Tears" [Updated]
By: Sheldon H. Horowitz, Ed.D.
Published Date: January 20, 2012
Response to Intervention is based on a model of tiers – a model that’s mysterious to many. Here, in clear and engaging language, NCLD’s Dr. Sheldon Horowitz demystifies the RTI model and what it means for students. Read and learn.

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