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Did you know that approximately 1 in 5 people have dyslexia? That's up to 20% of students who have it, and it can range from mild to profound. It's the number one reason bright students struggle with spelling, writing, and reading.
Welcome to Bridging the Gaps Dyslexia Center. If your child struggles with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, or ADHD, we can help.
We use explicit, multisensory, systematic, and sequential evidence-based and research-based systems.
Our new cognitive skills program, developed by neuropsychologists and cognitive skills experts, helps focus exclusively on training the underlying cognitive skills that make learning possible. We help people learn better by improving their cognitive functioning.
Look around, learn more about us, and find out why are so passionate about helping the 1 in 5.
Help the 1 in 5!
Bridging the Gaps Dyslexia Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed
Did you know that October is
Dyslexia Awareness Month?
To celebrate this and our students, we are having a Christmas Cookie Exchange Recipe Book fundraiser. This is a digital PDF product which is filled with our student's favorite family cookie exchange
recipes for Christmas.
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Cookie recipes from our students
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Our student's favorite traditions
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Tips on how to run a cookie exchange
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Christmas coloring pages
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Christmas puzzles, activities, and crafts
The suggested price is $18
**We are preselling the digital cookbooks for the month of October and they will be available to be emailed the November 1st.**
We thank you so much for coming along side us and supporting our mission of providing affordable and effective interventions for our students. Please let Sue Bridgman (bridgingthegapsdyslexiacenter@gmail.com) if you have any questions.
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Our mission is to provide effective tools, resources, and support for parents, teachers, and students through dyslexia awareness training, assessments, providing evidence based solutions, and working together with community partners to achieve success for dyslexic students.
We also provide services for students with dyslexia who have comorbidities associated with dyslexia, such as Adhd, Irlen Syndrome, Dysgraphia, and Math Issues.