Sam, aged 10, works hard in school. Yet her teachers know there’s an undercurrent of anxiety that bubbles up during tests. And her mom sees it in the form of migraines and stomach pains. Until Sam came to see me, she did not realize that her symptoms can be related to how her brain processed […]

Why is dyslexia so common? Another common childhood condition, asthma, affects only about 8% of the population, compared to 20% for dyslexia. Dyslexia involves problems with language processing. The language system in the brain is highly complex and fragile. From our decades-long fieldwork and fieldtesting, our tech firm found that just a small number of […]

The Mom was at her wit’s end. Her 2-year-old was not talking. All he wanted to do was scroll through YouTube on her phone all day long. If she took away the phone, he threw a fit. At 2, he spoke no words. He was in his own bubble, not communicating, not interacting with anyone. […]

Most families who come to us don’t know what the problem is exactly, when their children struggle with learning/reading. This uncertainty can be due to several reasons: 1. The child’s condition doesn’t fit neatly into any category2. The child has co-existing conditions (e.g., dyslexia & ADHD)3. The previous diagnosis doesn’t identify the root problem4. The […]

Artificial intelligence. Many people are wary of AI due to its complexity. That may be true if they peer into the guts of an AI program. But the complexity is often hidden behind a very simple user interface.

In Christmas of 2022, Philip visited us in his last year of high school. He joined Dysolve at 9 and left at 12. Before that, his daily meltdowns were so bad that his Mom videotaped them to show his teachers why homework was impossible. Dysolve helped Phillip solve Dyslexia. For children like Philip, the problem […]