The Dyslexia Workbook for Adults: Practical Tools to Improve Executive Functioning, Boost Literacy Skills, and Develop Your Unique Strengths Paperback – December 15, 2020

If your struggling this book will help shed some light on the every day difficulty people with dyslexia encounter. Helpful information and skills to improve your learning experience throughout the book. Fits nicely inside of a med sized bag perfect for convenience use while waiting in the Dr office or lounge in the couch.

Very helpful and good practices

As the subtitle suggests, this Workbook provides background information and useful life-skill tips for organization, memory, complex decisions -- like buying a house -- that frequently overwhelm adults over the age of 17. Because the text is written at a 12th-grade level, adults with more severe reading issues would be wise to download the digital edition and use text-to-speech features. Double the value by working with a “study partner” – a trusted friend, parent, sibling, or partner -- to read and discuss the information as a team. The resulting conversations will strengthen each person’s understanding of dyslexia as it provides useful strategies for navigating the complex tasks of adulthood.

Why do I say TEEN? For 2 reasons: 1) If you are teaching your child at home, as I am, you know they have special needs, like spelling/reading/writing that other kids don't have. This book gives you, and your teen, the shortcuts to learning those, in a way that their TEEN brains understand. Plus the added fact that ADULTS still have these issues and are dealing with them, makes them not feel alone with their issues. For example, I never thought if incorporating pop songs into geography lessons to learn state abbreviations! Brilliant! There is so much that as parent-teachers we can use for our kids during middle school and through high school in this book!and2)Because if you are giving your special needs student LIFE skills, the skills in this book are what they need to thrive in the adult world on their own! We homeschool, so my plan is to get my daughter the ebook, so she can use text to speech, as she does with all her books, and I will use this as the 'teacher' copy. I had already planned a life skills class, so it will be easy to incorporate the lessons from this book into it!If you have a child with dyslexia you NEED this book!!!

Dr. Reid has masterfully summarized invaluable strategies to address most challenges experienced by dyslexic readers and many other adults. The book is well organized, practical, easy to read, and offers wonderful pearls of wisdom that are simple to implement. From his approach to addressing literacy skills to managing executive functions and emotional challenges, Dr. Reid provides sage advice that is applicable to every aspect of learning and life. The Dyslexia Workbook for Adults should be mandatory reading for any student getting ready to transition to postsecondary education and adult life.

I found this to be a helpful tool, in way I deal with my dyslexia.

This practically oriented workbook for adults with dyslexia is an accessible welcome addition. Hands-on exercises help adults to identify their strengths and begin to address their areas of need. Very resiliency- and growth-focused. Thanks, Dr. Reid!

For a book written for dyslexic people as the main target audience this book is written in incredibly small, non dyslexic friendly font and has large blocks of text which basically makes this book not dyslexic friendly. What i can read is really awesome and seems to really allow the reader to feel impowered by their disability and finding the best ways to work with it but it makes no sense to have a book fory disability it can barely get through because of said disability. Like, do better guys and actually make the accessable to your target audience.