Dyslexia Got a Definition Update — Why Can’t Apraxia?

A young boy stands in front of two doors. One reads “Dyslexia Screening” — it’s slightly open, with light shining through. The other reads “Apraxia Assessment” — cold, shut, and locked. The image symbolizes unequal access in education for autistic children.

A quiet earthquake just happened in the world of learning disabilities — and most people missed it. The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) updated its definition of dyslexia for the first time in more than 20 years. The change seems subtle on the surface, but its implications are enormous. Education Week recently reported on this shift […]

Stone’s East Coast Journey: 2 Weeks of Advocacy, Discovery, and Joy

September 23 – October 4, 2025 From September 23 through October 4, my son Stone and I embarked on a truly unforgettable East Coast adventure. What started as a series of advocacy presentations and meetings turned into a profound journey of discovery, connection, and personal triumph – for both of us. From Atlanta to Washington, […]