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Dyslexia Mom Life™ | Dyslexia Education, Parenting Tips, Advocacy

Dyslexia Mom Life™ | Dyslexia Education, Parenting Tips, Advocacy

De: Nicole Holcomb | Educator Attorney and Parenting Coach
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The Go-To Mom for Parenting Your Dyslexic!


My child is struggling to learn to read, write, and spell. How can I help my child be successful? Where do I even start? Why does this seem so hard? These are just a few of the questions that educator and attorney, Nicole Holcomb, answers in the Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast. You are not alone in this journey of raising a child or children with dyslexia. Each episode is authentic and inspiring. If you want to learn more about the world of dyslexia from a mom who is living it every day and strategies to go from surviving to thriving as a mother, then subscribe to the Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast today.

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  • 151 | What Middle School Taught Me About Parenting

    151 | What Middle School Taught Me About Parenting
    May 12 2025

    Learn parenting tips for parenting during middle school

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    Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Apple Podcasts / YouTube

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    28 m
  • 150 | Say This, Not That: 3 Winning Strategies for School Meetings

    150 | Say This, Not That: 3 Winning Strategies for School Meetings
    Apr 16 2025

    To win at school meetings, focus on active listening, clear communication, and collaborative problem-solving. Instead of rambling or presenting information passively, try to frame your thoughts to encourage participation and build consensus. For example, instead of "We need to address this," try "What are your thoughts on how we can best approach this?"

    In this episode, Nicole provides 3 winning strategies for your next school meeting.

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    Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Apple Podcasts / YouTube

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    29 m
  • 149 | The Link Between Dyslexia and ADHD: What Every Parent Should Know

    149 | The Link Between Dyslexia and ADHD: What Every Parent Should Know
    Apr 14 2025

    One of the things that I learned early on our dyslexia journey is that dyslexia often co-occurs with other difficulties. In other words, most of the time, dyslexia is not the only struggle for dyslexics. I call these co-occurrences, dyslexic sisters. Sisters may include speech, anxiety disorders, developmental language disorders, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The research estimates that 30% of people with dyslexia are also AD/HD.

    Both children with dyslexia and AD/HD may be underachieving in school, even though they are often bright and motivated. The goal is to meet their potential. Children with these disorders must be carefully evaluated because treatment for one disorder is different from that for the other. Inaccurate diagnosis can lead to inappropriate intervention and a delay in timely, effective intervention. Early intervention is key for both dyslexia and AD/HD.

    You Got This!

    Understanding Your Child's Dyslexia Workshop - Spotify / Apple Podcasts / YouTube

    Sign up for the DML Weekly Newsletter

    All things dyslexia and parenting --> www.dyslexiamomlife.com

    Free Dyslexia Mom Life Podcast Community --> www.facebook.com/groups/dyslexiamomlife


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    30 m
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