
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and we’re proud to reaffirm our belief that all individuals, including those with a dyslexia diagnosis, can learn to their potential.
Watch our video to learn how Lindamood-Bell helps students with dyslexia develop the skills they need for lasting success.
Our individualized instruction is available in person and live online, making evidence-based intervention accessible wherever students are. Research shows that students receiving live-online instruction make gains in reading and comprehension comparable to those of students receiving in-person instruction.
Forty Years of Experience Helping Students with Dyslexia
For more than 40 years, Lindamood-Bell has helped thousands of students strengthen the underlying sensory-cognitive processes essential for reading.
Our Seeing Stars® program develops symbol imagery, the ability to auditorily perceive and mentally image the sounds and letters within words. Symbol imagery underlies accurate decoding, word recognition, spelling, reading fluency, and independent reading.
Proven Results
Among 2,483 students with a prior diagnosis of dyslexia who received Seeing Stars instruction:
- Average age: 10.2 years
- Average instruction: 121.6 hours
- Students achieved large, statistically significant improvements on seven of nine reading measures.
- Average Word Recognition scores increased by 20 percentile points, moving students into the normal range (25th–75th percentile).
Live-Online Instruction Delivers Comparable Outcomes
An analysis of students with dyslexia who received Lindamood-Bell instruction between 2017 and 2025 found that students learning live online achieved growth comparable to that of students receiving in-person instruction.
Across both groups, students demonstrated medium-to-large gains on key measures of reading, including phonemic awareness, symbol imagery, word attack, word recognition, reading rate, and fluency.
Research Shows the Brain Can Change
Groundbreaking research from Stanford University and the University of Washington, published in Nature Communications, found that intensive, evidence-based reading intervention not only improves reading skills in children with dyslexia—it also strengthens the brain circuits that support reading.
Read more about the research here.
Additional peer-reviewed studies examining Lindamood-Bell instruction for students with dyslexia are available in our Summary of Behavioral & Neurological Research—Dyslexia.
Whether instruction takes place in a Learning Center or live online, location doesn’t have to stand in the way of getting help.
To learn more, call 800.300.1818 or contact your nearest Lindamood-Bell Learning Center.
