Betty Ann Judah, Founder

Betty Ann Judah, MS, A.E.T., is Founder, Director, and Educational Consultant for The Dyslexia Center in Las Vegas. She specializes in the identification and correction of learning disabilities and symptoms of dyslexia.

A corrected dyslexic herself, and the mother of a dyslexic, Betty has worked in the field of learning disabilities and dyslexia for 30 years. In 1972, Betty trained in a 300-hour practicum with the president of The National Orton Dyslexia Society (now The International Dyslexia Association). She incorporated Orton methods into her work as a teacher, guidance counselor, educational advocate, and tutor. She taught special education in public school for students with learning disabilities and in a home for severely at-risk children. She has additional experience as a guidance counselor for the military, both overseas and at the Presidio in San Francisco, and continues to be an educational advocate. In 1984, Betty became the owner and Director of Turning to Learning, a tutorial service, providing assessment, consultation, school advocacy, and tutoring services. In 1987, Betty became an associate while working with Ron and Alice Davis at the Reading Research Council in Burlingame. In addition to being an associate for six years, she also did a two-year internship with the Reading Research Council. In 1993, she transformed her own business into The Dyslexia Center.