We are a teaching/therapy organization for students who are bright but have an unexpected difficulty with reading and/or math. Up to 20% of the U.S. population suffers from some degree of dyslexia. Reading capability is a requirement for success. Dyslexia is devastating, but it doesn't have to be. With proper multi-sensory remediation, almost all dyslexics can be taught to read. If therapy begins early enough, 80% will read well.

Find out more about our services and how they help our community by watching this two-minute video

Characteristics Which May Accompany Dyslexia:
* Difficulty isolating and identifying sounds in words, syllables, and rhymes.
* Difficulty with word identification. Trouble comprehending what is read.
* Difficulty with spelling, especially remembering the order of letters.
* Problems with handwriting. Reversals of letters. Unclear about right or left handedness.
* Problems in math related to the order of numbers, the sequence of steps in a problem, or the language of mathematics and directionality.
* Difficulty putting thoughts into words; written or spoken.
* Delays in learning to speak and in using age- appropriate language.
* Confusion of directions in space or time (e.g. right/left, up/down, yesterday/tomorrow).

We are thrilled to introduce you to ANNE SMITH, our dedicated and skilled Writing Instructor and Tutor at the DISNM. After students complete our Dyslexia Therapy program, they have the opportunity to work with Anne to strengthen and refine their writing skills. Anne provides tailored support in various areas, including narrative writing, informational writing, creative writing, essay composition, and grammar. Her compassionate and patient approach fosters confidence in our students. Whether students are crafting stories, building essays, or polishing their grammar, Annes guidance helps them reach new levels of proficiency and self-assurance in their writing journey. Our students have been so wonderful; they work so hard! Watching their confidence increase is so rewarding! Thank you for all you do for us and our amazing students, Anne! We are grateful for you!

For more information, please contact us at (575) 650-6820 or email us at disnm2010@gmail.com.

Dyslexia Institute of Southern New Mexico, Inc.
Electronic Caregiver Building
506 S. Main
Las Cruces, NM 88001

Mailing address:
DISNM
P.O. Box 13507
Las Cruces, NM 88013

Cell (575) 650-6820

Email disnm2010@gmail.com

For more information about dyslexia and the Dyslexia Institute of Southern New Mexico,
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