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The Dallas Branch of The International Dyslexia Association is committed to leadership and advocacy for people with dyslexia by providing:

  • support for individuals and group interactions
  • programs to inform and educate
  • information for professionals and the general public.

Hotline (972) 233-9107 ext 222
or email: hotline@dbida.org
Questions,
our volunteers are available to help. Calls to the 24-hour hotline are returned weekly by our volunteers.


Save the Date
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Annual Conference Of the Dallas Branch Of the International Dyslexia Association


Featured Speaker: David J. Chard, Ph.D.
Leon Simmons Endowed Dean Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education & Human Development
Southern Methodist University

Speaker Profiles

2010 Conference Brochure

The DBIDA 2010 Annual Conference: Connecting the Dots...From Referral...To Identification...To Intervention has been approved for 6 contact hours CEU credit by Academic Language Therapy Association (ALTA) and 5.5 contact hours CEU credit by Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association (TSHA).

Support the Dallas Branch International Dyslexia Association (DBIDA)

Shop at Barnes and Noble (nation-wide) on Saturday & Sunday, February 20th & 21st.
Just give your cashier this number #10130755 and a percentage of your purchase will go to DBIDA.

Stephen J. Cannell Appearace

On March 25, 2010 at 7 p.m., Legacy Books will host a second appearance at our store by Stephen J. Cannell, the man behind THE ROCKFORD FILES, THE A TEAM and dozens of other TV shows. He's introducing his new book, a mystery/thriller. As we learned in January when he first joined us, one of the most fascinating things about this writer is that throughout his career in television (and now as a bestselling author) Mr. Cannell has had dyslexia. As he says on his web site, he has lived with dyslexia his entire life. The site has an inspiring video series in which he explains its misconceptions, challenges and ways to help children with dyslexia. In case you are not familiar with these videos, here is a link: http://www.cannell.com/dyslexia.php

Programs & Services

INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
The Branch provides general information about dyslexia and makes referrals to tutors, diagnosticians, and private schools serving individuals with learning disabilities.

Please see RESOURCES for more information.

BI-ANNUAL NEWSLETTER

ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE

SPEAKERS' BUREAU
Members of the DBIDA Board of Directors are available for presentations to interested groups. We especially want to talk to parent and teacher groups and will provide information about learning disorders -- dyslexia most specifically.

SCHOLARSHIP to individuals for reading therapy

DDIG - 2nd Monday of each month

DALLAS DYSLEXIA INFORMATION GROUP
DDIG has speakers and other LD professionals who provide information and resources concerning learning differences to parents, educators, LD professionals, and to anyone who wants to be more informed about dyslexia and related topics.

When: 2nd Monday of each month (except December)

Time: 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Place: The Winston School, 5707 Royal Lane, Dallas

Call: 214-691-6950 for directions

Please see the EVENTS page for more details.



 
Dallas Branch IDA
14070 Proton Rd., Suite 100, LB9, Dallas, Texas 75244
phone 972-233-9107, x 222 | fax 972-490-4219
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