The Davis Dyslexia Correction® Program includes:

Five consecutive days of one-to-one facilitation (ages 8 and up).
Support training for client’s family, tutor(s) or teacher(s) on the afternoon of the last day to ensure post-program follow-up and success.
All necessary take-home materials for program follow-up.
Three return follow-up visits (if necessary) and unlimited phone/email consultations.

Program Prerequisites

For the Davis Program to be effective, a person must be personally motivated and willing to improve some aspect of learning or school performance.

The Davis Dyslexia Correction program is a DRUG FREE solution. Therefore, before a program can be scheduled, clients must disclose all medications. If you have any questions about these requirements, please call 519-762-2001 or email info@dyslexiaontario.com.

Programs Available

To read more about available programs, click the links below.

Davis Dyslexia Correction® Program

Davis Math Mastery™ Program (external link)

Davis™ Attention Mastery Program for ADD/ADHD (external link)

Davis™ Reading Program for Young Learners (external link)

When Ron Davis' revolutionary book was first published in 1994, The Gift of Dyslexia shone new light on visual-spatial learners and started a shift in perception about dyslexia.

The Gift of Dyslexia and The Gift of Learning

His second book, The Gift of Learning, is now changing perceptions about ADD and ADHD. It also covers solutions for Dyscalculia (math) and Dysgraphia (handwriting).

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Overview of the Davis™ Programs

Davis Orientation Counseling™, as outlined in The Gift of Dyslexia by Ronald D. Davis, provides clients with the ability to detect and self-correct distorted perception caused by confusion with letters, words, numerals, and other symbols.

Working with clay allows for confusion to be realized and resolved - in a multi-dimensional, creative way that fits the dyslexic thinking and learning style.

Clients start by resolving confusion with the basic literacy symbols, including letters (above) and punctuation marks.

Clients then work with clay to master words that do not give them a picture. We call these "trigger words" and there are 219 words identified by Davis that need to be mastered. Most of these will be done following the one-week program.