Solh Wellness

  Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, Leonardo da Vinci, and Pablo Picasso are just a few of the greatest thinkers and creators in history who have battled dyslexia. You will see dyslexic people who have succeeded despite early difficulties with reading and writing everywhere you turn in the world. This is true because dyslexia is not a disability; rather, it is just a difference in how the brain processes language. The ability to combine knowledge from different subject areas, increase creativity, and see the big picture are additional benefits that translate into sharp problem-solving skills. Dyslexia is the result of a unique way that the brain processes information. Even though it is frequently associated with poor spelling and difficulty reading words that are encoded, it can also encourage greater creativity, original thought, and the ability to see the big picture. 80% of people who are classified as having a learning disability have dyslexia, the most common and well-researched