Are you Dyslexic?

What Do You Look for?

Look for a collection of the following developmental and perceptual differences, abilities, personality traits and behaviors.

These characteristics can vary from day-to-day or minute-to-minute, depending on environmental factors. The most consistent thing about dyslexics is their inconsistency. It is unlikely that you will have all the traits below.

If so, the Dyslexia & Learning Disability Center Inc.® may be able to help you.

Do You…

think people see you as lazy or careless?
often see pictures from different places at the same time?
have a tendency to daydream?
often become disoriented?
have trouble reading, writing or spelling?
have trouble with math?
have trouble expressing yourself?
think it’s hard to pay attention?
find you are often restless and have trouble sitting still?
find it hard to maintain eye contact?
find you’re sometimes unable to remember what you’ve just read?
often transpose letters and numbers?
sometimes forget where you are or where you’re going?
often bump into others while walking down the street?
get headaches when reading?

Do You Have These Talents?

art
music
drama
sports
mechanics
electronics
carpentry
building
brain-storming
troubleshooting
cooking
designing

Where Your Talents Are Encouraged & Your Gifts Reward the World

Dyslexia & Learning Disability Center Inc.®

Betty Ann Judah Phone: 702-489-3241

Training & Tutoring Headquarters

Las Vegas, Nevada & Beyond

“I was considered smart and hard-working, but I always felt cheated. I thought other kids were having fun while I had to study so much harder than anyone else to get good grades. Some teachers claimed I was not motivated.

“Betty was the first professional and the only person I had spoken with who saw dyslexia as a talent. She gave me a sense of respect and validation which enable me to go out there to ‘do it.’ I was burnt out on education. My whole dream crushed. I thought I would never be able to do anything.

“She teaches proven techniques to help you improve your life. I can do anything and be what I want because of Betty’s program. What she teaches will bring you educational, emotional, and physical rewards that far outweigh the cost of the program.

“This is the only way I know of to turn your failures into success and to achieve your dreams and goals.” - Scott, age 32

“I was reversing words and letters when reading and writing. It was really hard to concentrate. I was scared of my teacher, who yelled a lot. I couldn’t go into the learning disabilities program because you needed to be two grades behind, and I was behind one, getting Ds and Fs though I tried to do well.

“I began on Valentine’s Day in 1992. Betty knew exactly what I was going through. She could describe the problem and taught me how to explain it to others. I learned that my ability to perceive things from many sides was a gift. It was like a miracle.

“I began getting 100% on my spelling tests. I could do math. I learned how to center myself before a work period or a hard subject.

“Now I can usually just check to make sure I’m focused. I’m now getting straight As. I feel really good that I had the opportunity to go through Betty’s program. It changed my life!” - Sylvia, age 12 (attended when age 10)