Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities, and Attention Deficiency Disorder

Dyslexia is the best known terminology for a group of conditions dealing with the inability to properly process language, be it written, spoken or symbolic.

For example:

• difficulty with reading,writing and mathematics
• understanding conversation
• inability to relate to people in groups
• poor sense of direction
• inability to concentrate
• balance disfunction
• poor motor coordination
• bumping into things or dropping things
• mood swings
• phobias (escalators,elevators,bridges, etc..)
• difficulty following moving things (balls, people, traffic)

This is a multi-faceted condition, which escapes detection many times because of diverse symptomatology. The majority of the investigators have determined that this complex disability is a bewildering combination of disorganization within the Central Nervous System.