Stacey Harari, M.A., LDT, CALT
Add text
  • Home
  • Training
  • Experience
  • Learning Differences/Related Diagnosis
    • Dyslexia >
      • Dyslexia Screening
      • Depression
      • Anxiety & ADHD
      • Key areas of reading
    • Dysgraphia (Handwriting)
    • Dyscalculia (Math)
    • Visual Processing Disorders
    • Executive Functioning / Organization
    • ADHD
    • Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD)
    • Suggested Resources
  • Contact
    • Location
    • Request More Information
  • Testimonials
Unfortunately, depression is a frequent complication in dyslexia.  Depressed children generally do not talk about their sadness.  To mask their unhappiness, they may become more active or act out to cover the painful feelings. 

Students with dyslexia oftentimes feel less capable, powerless, and/or incompetent than they truly are.  Experiencing a great deal of stress and disappointment due to academic difficulties often leads to discouraged and frustrated learners.  

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.