Unlocking Dyslexia: Types, Subtypes, and Brain BrilliancE

Dyslexia doesn’t look the same in every brain. Some people struggle most with sounding out unfamiliar words, while others find reading fluently, spelling, or recognizing familiar words automatically much harder. Understanding the different types of dyslexia and reading profiles can help explain why dyslexia varies so much from person to person and why the right support should be just as individual.