I HELP PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA
DISCOVER THEIR TRUE GENIUS
SO THEY CAN REACH THEIR GOALS
AND ACHIEVE THEIR DREAMS.

ARE YOU DYSLEXIC, THINK YOU MIGHT BE
DYSLEXIC, OR ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT
SOMEONE WHO IS DYSLEXIC? I CAN HELP.

Because of differences in thinking and learning, people with dyslexia may struggle through school,
feel inadequate and misunderstood, feel awkward in social situations, feel like outsiders, and experience ridicule from their peers and pressure from others who don’t understand dyslexia. People with dyslexia may also have trouble dealing with their with their feelings, and instead of expressing their feelings outwardly, many times they turn them inward toward themselves, which can result in depression, anxiety, decreased confidence, low self-esteem, poor self-image, and low self-worth. Many people with dyslexia struggle with the feelings that they aren’t good enough, smart enough or unworthy of success. Since dyslexia is a lifelong condition, these feelings may carry on from childhood into adulthood.

The good news is that many of the worlds most successful people with dyslexia have experienced
those same feelings. The difference is that famous and successful people with dyslexia have been
able rise above those feelings by seeking guidance, making a plan, and using their natural abilities
to achieve greatness. You can do it too, because that same greatness lies within us all.

I KNOW WHAT IT’S LIKE TO BE DYSLEXIC.

I use my skills as a Hypnotherapist to help people with dyslexia become successful at their chosen goal.
I especially like working with dyslexic adults because although dyslexia affects a person throughout their lifetime, support and resources for adults with dyslexia seem to be more limited than it is for children with dyslexia. I help my clients by using focused, and directed, empowering positive suggestion therapy.

Hypnotherapy is a powerful way of managing the effects of dyslexia. Hypnosis is simply a state
of deep relaxation. Once in this state of relaxation, I work with my clients on the unique emotional
side-effects that are often caused by the struggles, frustration and loneliness experienced by
dyslexics. Hypnotherapy is also a great way to alleviate worry, sadness or anger, boost self-esteem,
self-confidence and self-worth, create a positive self-image, and cure social phobias, and
the feeling of academic insecurity that may come as a result of living with dyslexia.