Dyslexia Dissolved: Successful Cases with Learning Disabilities, ADHD and Language Disorders

Most kids that are diagnosed with dyslexia or learning disabilities are told it's something they will have to learn to live with. What if it wasn't really a "problem"? Something a kid could learn how to use it for his/her benefit? In many cases, these kids are brilliant but, their brain is just wired differently. Dr. Coral didn't design a method to treat symptoms. Her program is meant to get to the root of why a kid is having a hard time learning. From there she can work upwards and teach them how to use their intelligence and how to digest information in a way they never imagined. Sounds too good to be true but it isn't. By identifying the real cause and with hard work (by her and the kids), the program will teach the kids how to use their brain, which ends up being a permanent solution.The book describes a variety of successful cases and how they made it happen. It's very interesting when you read about a method which is not only described in theory but, proven with successful cases. In there you can see that it's not a one-size-fits-all methodology. Through automation and AI, the program evaluates every kid and given the proper methodology based on their case.If your kid has ever been diagnosed by dyslexia or learning disabilities or you know of someone that has, you need to look into Dysolve. This book will give you a good introduction to the program and how it might help.

This is an extremely well organized book on dyslexia, with two main sections: past case studies, and present-and-future. In the first section, the reader can get detailed information on how each case was solved. In many cases, the children were not dealing with just dyslexia alone. They had ADHD, language disorders, anxiety and other issues. The challenge was to resolve them all together. And the present-and-future section lays out extensive research results, and clearly answers many questions about dyslexia and these conditions. But my five-star rating is for the method to solve dyslexia, which the authors have developed in their decades-long research. For many years, there were only coping methods that did not address the root causes. The authors’ new method, through online AI games, actually solves the problems. Their website Dysolve.com is well laid out, and easy to follow. The cost for the online course is very reasonable for the potential benefits for the patients. Anyone whose children, relatives, or friends are suffering from learning problems can find valuable information in this book. If their schools haven't adopted the program, they should ask, Why not? Taxpayers should also be asking why their schools are wasting money on outdated, expensive programs that don't work.

This is an important and exciting book with potential societal and economic ramifications far broader than the title implies. The authors marry decades of clinical research and scientific expertise in neuroscience, linguistics, cognitive sciences and childhood learning with the highest levels of Artificial Intelligence and computer science to produce the Dysolve Program technology capable of determining the child’s specific needs and tailoring and individual-specific solution. As presented in the book, the public/private educational systems spend unbelievable amounts of money on very well-meaning but largely inaccurate, one-size-fits-all special education programs that rarely achieve meaningful or long lasting improvement – especially, for those children from families unable to afford supplementary private assistance from costly specialists and trained teachers/tutors. The Dysolve method, however, is exponentially more cost-effective and accessible to all families and most importantly results in permanent improvements. One only need read the stories in the book to witness how Dysolve can offer struggling children life-changing confidence and once illusory opportunities to succeed, which in turn has dramatic beneficial impacts on their families. Practiced on a large scale, one can only imagine (and hope for!) the future

Dyslexia Dissolved lays out an ambitious, high-tech program for successfully addressing dyslexia. The authors have developed an artificial intelligence program, Dysolve(R), that enables customized individual diagnoses & resolutions that resolve dyslexia and other language-related disorders where non-AI-aided assessments have been unsuccessful. The authors embrace an attitude this reader has long held, that the psyche is much too complex to permit one-off, generic assessments. The devil is in the details, and the details differ (often dramatically) from person to person. Dysolve gets to this level of detail, to the uniqueness.Dyslexia Dissolved is accessible and persuasive. It presents multiple case studies, including the perspective of patients and their families. All in all, it presents a compelling case for the authors' Dysolve AI technology, and renewed hope for people with dyslexia or other language-related disorders and learning disabilities, and their families.

This book has it all if you are looking for information regarding dyslexia. It has heart breaking stories of children living with dyslexia and the science behind their struggles. It has the amazing transformation of these children, each with their own unique story. It approaches each story with the parent's view, the child's view and Dr. Coral's view. It has the truth behind the cost of dyslexia on our society. I highly recommend this book for any parent who is struggling to understand their child's struggles with reading/writing/spelling and speech. I also encourage teachers to read through this book to gain a better understanding of the inner workings of some of your struggling students. The insight that these children have on how society views them because they struggle to read/write/spell and speak is touching.