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Helping Dyslexic Kids Build Confidence & Thrive with Russell Van Brocklen
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- THE EMBC NETWORK
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- May 28, 2026
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Summary
Helping Dyslexic Kids Build Confidence & Thrive with Russell Van Brocklen What if your child isn’t struggling because they can’t learn… but because they learn differently? In this inspiring episode of The Hurricane H Show , we sit down with Russell Van Brocklen—known as The Dyslexia Professor —to discuss how families can move beyond frustration and begin creating lasting confidence in children with dyslexia. Russell shares why traditional approaches often miss the mark, how structured literacy and multisensory learning can help, and why dyslexic children may actually possess unique strengths waiting to be unlocked. This conversation is for parents, educators, and anyone wanting to better understand how confidence and learning go hand in hand. 👉 Free guide referenced in the show: 3 Reasons Your Child's Dyslexic Education Isn't Working THE EMBC NETWORK - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@THEEMBCNETWORKOFFICIAL/streams #Dyslexia #Parenting #Education #LearningDifferences #ChildDevelopment Review: WOW, WOW, WOW What a show! Russell, thank you for being on the show and for bringing hope and clarity to families navigating dyslexia. What stood out most was your ability to shift the conversation from limitation to possibility. Your passion for helping children regain confidence and helping parents understand practical next steps was both inspiring and impactful. This conversation reminds us that learning differently does not mean learning less,it simply means discovering the right path.