DyslexiaDFW

Personalized Paced Instruction

Reading Disabilities Therapy and Educational Diagnostician Services
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We Turn Stumbling Blocks Into Stepping Stones

Helping All Students Read And Understand

Happy-Student Dyslexia DFW was formed to aid students with Dyslexia and other reading difficulties. Founder, Stephanie Poulos-Ruther, has been teaching students for more than 30 years. She has specialized in Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities, helping students read and comprehend across the curriculum. Stephanie utilizes her experience in Music and Educational Play to make learning fun for her clients. She is committed to finding the gifts in every student and utilizing them to create life-long learners.

Learning Disabilities Teaching

Personalized Paced Instruction
Multi-Sensory Teaching
Orton-Gillingham / Wilson Based Methods
Ongoing Progress Evaluations
Educational Play

If you have any immediate questions please call (817) 381-9451 or email info@dyslexiadfw.com

Services

Dyslexia Therapy
Educational Diagnostician Testing
School Readiness
Individual and Group Lessons
In-person or Online

Personalized

Educational

Versatile

Testimonials

The reading and comprehension abilities of my son, Michael, have improved exponentially since he started working with Stephanie 2 years ago. He was diagnosed with Dyslexia in school but was given no meaningful intervention. We reached out to her as she was highly recommended by another parent who’s daughter had great results with Dyslexia DFW. Stephanie built rapport with him easily and incorporates his interests so he stays engaged and involved during their online sessions. He has grown into an enthusiastic reader and writer because of their work together. His vocabulary and comprehension have also become very strong because those skills are developed during every lesson. I can not recommend her highly enough.

Breanne H

My daughter really looks forward to her online meetings with “Ms. Stephanie”. She had adapted her teaching style to meet the needs of my daughter’s development over time. When my daughter was so shy, she would only participate through speaking as though her stuffed animals were talking, Stephanie made her stuffed animals “classmates” and called on them by name (with my kiddo being the Ventriloquist). Now just the two of them meet online for lessons. She has been instrumental in building her literacy skills as well as building her confidence.

Elizabeth W

You are an excellent teacher and we appreciate the progress you have made with our daughter. She is so enthusiastic about coming to her lessons. We are so happy to have found you. My husband and I were discussing when to test our son for dyslexia... we both expressed relief that if he is dyslexic, we know the perfect teacher for him... YOU!

Rachel S

My son was 4 years behind in reading and falling through the cracks at school until he started working with Stephanie. In just over a year, his reading ability rose three grade levels and his self-esteem is greatly improved. Now he enjoys school.

Liz V

My son Skip had a really hard time with reading. Without Stephanie's help, he would never have developed the confidence necessary to be successful in school. His interest in reading is now not unlike a dog with a bone... He won't turn a book loose until he is done.

Bill K

My son Gus is finally comfortable going to school. Ms. Poulos has given him the confidence necessary to successfully utilize his talents.

Dorothy K

My daughter has made more progress in two months of working with Stephanie at Dyslexia DFW, than she did with another teacher in over a year. They have a great rapport.

Amanda M

What Every Family Should Know about Dyslexia

This is a short handbook written by The International Dyslexia Association. It is filled with information that everyone should know about Dyslexia. I have found it invaluable and would like to share it with you.

You can download a copy of the handbook here:

IDA-Dylexia Handbook

Current Certifications

International Dyslexia Association

The International Dyslexia Association, Inc. (IDA) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) charity, organized and operated to provide advocacy, resources and services to teaching professionals, advocates and individuals and families impacted by dyslexia and other related learning differences.

Wilson Language

Wilson programs utilize research on effective instructional content and practices to ensure students become proficient readers and writers. Our commitment to high-quality professional learning and implementation science has resulted in sustained program implementation and student success in schools and districts across the country.

Irlen Institute

The Irlen Institute has helped over a million people worldwide through its comprehensive diagnostic process and innovative technology. Client health and well-being is our top priority – physical, emotional, and educational. We utilize a model of care that goes beyond just fixing problems.

Texas

Educational Diagnostician, Principal, Special Education, Generalist

Illinois

General Administrative, Language Arts, Learning Behavioral Specialist (Special Education), Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Music (Instrumental & Vocal)

Famous People with Dyslexia Famous People With Dyslexia

Many people have have overcome Dyslexia. As a testament to what can be accomplished with proper learning techniques, here are some examples of famous people who have overcome their obstacles and built upon their gifts!