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What Is Dyslexia?

A Parent’s Guide to Signs, Testing, and Support

Signs of Dyslexia By Age

Pre-school, Elementary, Middle & Highschool

What Not to Do When Your Child Struggles to Read

How Parents Can Tell the Difference

Dyslexia Testing: What Parents Need to Know

Dyslexia Screening vs. Reading Evaluation

IEP vs. 504 Plan for Dyslexia

What is Structured Literacy?

Structured Literacy: Launch Literacy

Structured Literacy: The
Orton-Gillingham Approach

Why Is My Child Guessing at Words?

What Is Decoding? Why Reading Comprehension Breaks Down When Decoding Is Hard

What Not to Do When Your Child Struggles to Read

ADHD and Reading: Why Attention Problems Can Make Reading Harder

Executive Function and
Reading Homework

Why Can My Child Read a Word Once but Not Remember It?

Can Middle School Students Still Improve Their Reading?

Dyslexia in Teens: Sings, Support, and Reading Intervention for Older Students

How to Talk to a Teen Who Hates Reading: What Parents Can Say and Do

Every Reader Has a Path Forward

You do not have to figure it out alone.

Erin Cullins
Blosser Program Director

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Every Reader Has a Way Forward

The Blosser Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit helping students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties build skills, confidence, and a clearer path forward through assessment and individualized structured literacy instruction.
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  • 1907 NE 45th Ave.
    Portland, OR 97213
Mailing Address
  • P.O. Box 18082
    Portland, OR 97218
  • Phone: (503) 234-4060
  • Email: information@theblossercenter.org
  • Tax ID: 93-1319640

Serving families in Portland and online across Oregon.

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