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"There is hope for your dyslexic child— here are practical ways to achieve real progress! Not just a reading problem, dyslexia can affect many areas of your child's life—including understanding words, descerning left from right, and counting money. These problems can have a devastating effect of your child's self-esteem and can make you feel powerless to help. But you can help your dyslexic child. Eileen Cronin, Ph.D., founder of The Raskob Learning Institute, has studied dyslexia for many years and has developed a working program that parents can use to help dyslexic children significantly improve their reading, writing, and spelling. Beginning with a simple test that you conduct at home Cronin presents you with a comprehensive and holistic program that any parent or teacher can easily use. Inside you'll find these helpful chapters:"

"This important new book documents a major breakthrough in the treatment of the three most widespread learning disabilities--ADHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia ("clumsy child syndrome"). Although these conditions have reached epidemic proportions, treatment has been limited to ineffective behavioral therapies or the controversial prescription drug Ritalin. Now Dr. B. Jacqueline Stordy, a leading researcher in the field, reveals a stunning new treatment based on a simple nutritional supplement: LCP (long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids). The LCP Solution is the first book to describe this new natural treatment and to explain how children (and adults) can incorporate it into their daily lives."

"Generally we do not know about the presence of the barrier that cause the children, students, or patients to have dyslexia, i.c. difficulties in learning abilities on writing, spelling, speaking and counting. Physicians and dentists also face some difficulties in treating them, and sufferers are often improperly treated. At home they may be treated as if they had a physical defect, and in the school as if they were dull-witted students. Dyslexia has the characteristic of continually adhering to the patient until adult and then old age. There is no prevention for this condition, but the patient can be helped by excavating their existing potential. However, for this purpose it is necessary that the parentsm educators, physicians, dentists, helpers, and people in general are aware about dyslexia."