Social & Emotional stressors associated with Learning Challenges

5000 College Park Dr,The Woodlands TX 77384

28 September, 2022

Description

A Brighter Education for Dyslexia is a parent-led support group for those that have children affected by dyslexia. This grassroots nonprofit was founded in 2014 and has been serving families in the North Houston area for eight years. A Brighter Education for Dyslexia’s mission is "to Empower, Educate and Instill Hope to families affected by Dyslexia". The organization’s services include educational settings led by experts in our community to inform families on how to navigate a successful journey with dyslexia as well as personalized individual consulting for their student’s 504/ARD meetings. In September, Dr. Ryan with Connect Psychology will be presenting on the topic of "Social & Emotional Stressors associated with Learning Challenges". "Dr. Ryan is a Licensed Psychologist (clinical) (LP) as well as a Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP). He is also a doctoral-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D) and is trained to equip parents to effectively address their child’s behavioral challenges. Dr. Ryan’s professional experience has included working in an outpatient hospital setting, residential treatment facility, college counseling center, and private as well as public school settings. Dr. Ryan enjoys working with all age groups, including couples and families, and also provides psychological evaluations related to issues with developmental concerns, learning, attention, personality assessment and clarification of diagnosis with an emphasis on functional and practical recommendations. He obtained his master’s and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology from Wheaton College, whose program is Faith-based and approved by the American Psychological Association." To learn more about Connect Psychology, visit their website @https://connectps.org/. To learn more about our nonprofit, visit our website @www.brightereducationdyslexia.org. Follow A Brighter Education for Dyslexia on Facebook to stay connected to our parent support group. Room TBD!