Breaking Free from Dyslexia: Discover the Best Treatment

[@Thejonesguy]

Man this would of Ben nice when I was a kid

[@vagranted2094]

thank you

[@RuvimboShalom-w7l]

Hey Dr trish can you help me i have dyslexia

[@michellea9857]

I did the Dore programme in the UK for my dyspraxia as an adult and spent several thousands on it and did nothing to improve anything.

[@robertanderson2750]

HAHA me too lol, for dyslexia ;)

[@michellea9857]

@@robertanderson2750 gotcha, got any ideas what works as yet?

[@gummybear5054]

@@michellea9857 there’s not cure for dyslexia you’ll always have it

[@MayenCorbo]

😢

[@tracycoffey9874]

My daughter is 28 years old, and has dyslexia. Her schools put her in resource room saying she only needed extra help to read but come to find out years later doing her own research she has dyslexia. She reads very well now, but struggles with spelling and has bad anxiety. Would your product be able too help her? can it be covered by insurance?

[@nikolugo]

When I was in grade school I was diagnose with a learning disability but they didn't say I had dyslexia so this was back in the 90's when it was not talked about but when I got to college my instructor asked me if I was and after she asked I started to do some research and come to find out I was

[@gyanglory-qr7qy]

That is writing dyslexia, she needs help to over come such problem.

[@pavanamurthy2318]

👍lovely. Explained very well.

[@kmomsreality8476]

Please I need your help,I am 28 years old but I am surfing from Dyslexia. Please I need your help 🙏

[@MisterMikeReal]

Honestly, every time you said the word "slow," I felt more and more depressed.

[@erajazz2134]

Please call this video "sales pitch," doc.

[@gyanglory-qr7qy]

true

[@maynardfrench5418]

Trish, are you saying you can cure dyslexia?

[@jahlandonviviano5241]

Hi Dr. Trish. Youru website does not say anything about dyslexia that I could find. Do you have more information on how this works for folks with dyslexia?

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

I think it may be worth contacting our office for a consultation! That way we can help answer all your questions

[@clarkluse2918]

Hi Trish. I've got a story to tell.

[@jackreillysenior]

This is nonsense. My son and I are both hard-core dyslexics. Phonic based tutoring is the only remediation that really works. At age 10, I could not read a "No Parking" sign. My son was in a Montessori pre-school for 2 years, the school would not advance him to 1st grade. Due to Orton-Gillinham tutoring and years of personal hard work, I graduated from an Ivy League university, the University of Pennsylvania. My son recently completed his masters degree at Yale, and is now in a PhD program in which the university pays him a stipend for teaching undergraduate. Most comments on this woman are negative.

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

This method has actually worked for lots of people, but thank you for your opinion my friend!

[@thembekadorcaskhumalo866]

How did you guys do it? My son is 8 and in 2nd grade. Still struggling with the phonics. We so something now and 5 minutes later he has forgotten everything! It's really challenging for both of us.

[@dannyherbert67]

How much does this cost? Sounds way too expensive, I guess it’s good for people with good insurance.

[@leonk9837]

There are free online neurofeedback programs like BrainBay. The headset and any other equipment would need to be purchased.

[@Anne-dt9tu]

My dyslexia started n Lockdown and I felt bad rn

[@manas457]

Same

[@carolryan3116]

What l have learned is that cancer and pisces ascendants suffer from dyslexia in their childhood days but some out grow it with proper care

[@jennifergraham3447]

Dyslexia is rooted in Trauma. There is trauma associated with not wanting to be in physical reality

[@pstmz_dennis]

I wanna know more about this

[@pstmz_dennis]

Elaborate

[@crazynaska]

that b.s I have it since I was 6 no trama in my life.

[@fabianabarbosa4313]

Sorry, but this information is completely wrong. Dislexia is learning disability

[@jennifergraham3447]

And it also seems like You are looking at this from a materialistic viewpoint. Nothing is materialistic. Everything is based off one’s emotional, mental and sense of identity which is spiritual not materialistic

[@Joseph-fb2bg]

Hii Maam is this treatment perminent

[@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire]

Yes. It truly is life-changing. Try the Muse headband to start off. You can purchase it from Muse with a 15% discount with the link below. It is very affordable and works! I have the Muse-2 and you can add the Biofeedback+ feature to listen to podcasts with brain feedback. You will enjoy it and it will help. You can add coaching with me if you are inspired. ;) Information on both is below. drtrishleigh.com/neurofeedback-coaching-program/

[@Joseph-fb2bg]

@@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire I'm 25 years old should I need treatment?

[@azothothdestroyerofworlds1910]

@@DrTrishLeighBrainRewire Is there a way of epigenetically relating this research so that we can help reduce the genetic viability of dyslexia and other such learning impairments across generations? I am trying to boost awareness on these types of health conditions because I would like to as a humanitarian effort look at how different researchers and experts can make a case for voluntary gene editing, or via an alternative epigenetic correction process to improve the quality of life of millions across the planet that are neurologically challenged. Neurological conditions are harder to map from what I understand, and are a lot harder to edit than individual gene traits such as pigmentation for instance, as neurological characteristics and general behaviour are often qualities that are created as a result of a number of interrelated genes. I am just a person who believes in humanitarianism and giving people the choice to decide for themselves what they wish to pass on to the next generation so we can have more of an informed and open dialogue as to what people can consider. In the long term if we could reduce human suffering that would be amazing which is why I would like to do all I can to also support your research. Would it be possible to help market and sponsor your work by doing a trial run with the service? Personally I would be open to look into it as more of a general interest. Due to my general aptitude and competency skills being relatively high, and my learning speed being slightly bellow what I would want it to be, I would like to do a personal case study in support of this type of research and a possibly a testimony to support projects and technologies like this to see how effectively it works. If it does work I would also like to help fund and sponsor some of the research done into this field if its possible to support collaboration between fields of health that relate to health based genetic engineering as assistive technologies/services such as the one you provide.

[@Kiwaloayo]

@@Joseph-fb2bg hi i hope you didn't purchase it, i don't think there's an actual cure for dyslexia, you just figure out how to adapt with it.

[@clarkluse2918]

Sorry.

[@bob5143]

bs lol

[@jxoojk]

How greate woman you are am sure your husband so proude of u...do you have abook about brain and how it,s work and anatomy.. hormons and things like that ? I want to learn i wish some one guide me to the way and give me the first step i will be very thankfull