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Helping underserved, dyslexic kids discover their hidden genius.

The heart of Teleios Approach is to provide no-cost resources and support for dyslexic kids and their families.  The current systems make it challenging for parents to afford a dyslexia diagnosis for their child and to access resources and support.  Teleios bridges these gaps through our Discover Your Genius 1st-12th grade program. 

Discover Your Genius: Phase One

Our multi-phased program provides immediate intervention and ongoing resources as children age.
Screening and Dyslexia Diagnosis​

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Dyslexia testing for 1st - 3rd graders

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After screening positively for dyslexia, a licensed diagnostician confirms a diagnosis through a comprehensive education evaluation.

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Children’s Program 
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Diagnosed children participate in empowerment-based programming, 2 hours a week for 10 weeks to understand how:​

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  • Dyslexia affects their learning

  • Their brain is designed

  • To lessen their anxiety through mindfulness

  • To advocate for their special needs

  • To build a support network

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  • Empowerment-based dyslexia

  • Their child’s evaluation results

  • How to talk to their child about dyslexia

  • Their child's rights in their school

  • How to advocate for their child

  • How to build a support network

Parent / Caregiver Program
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Over the course of 8 weeks, adults receive 4 hours of coaching to understand:​​​

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Discover Your Genius: Phase Two

Supporting kids from grade-to-grade as they continue to discover their genius.
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Grade Schoolers

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From grade school through high school, Discover Your Genius kids continue to receive:

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  • Advocacy training

  • Support from their dyslexic community

  • Additional empowerment programing

  • An educational evaluation every three-to-five years

High Schoolers

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High schoolers will have a chance to apply for a paid teaching internship where they will:

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  • Mentor elementary DYG kids who struggle with dyslexia

  • Learn teaching skills through feedback from instructional coaches​

  • Receive job interviewing experience

  • Gain exposure to the working world

In the Future

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A teen child embracing a parent or caregiver and smiling
Parents / Caregivers

​As the DYG kids age, the Teleios team will continue to partner with parents & guardians to provide support through:

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  • Middle and high school advocacy training

  • Additional guidance about parenting their teenage child

  • Self-run support groups for sharing experiences and encouragement with other parents and guardians

In the Future

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