Dyslexically Successful

Christine Robenalt
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Dyslexically Successful Podcast

Are you someone who struggles with reading, writing or comprehension or is one of your loved ones struggling right now? Dyslexically Successful is a podcast where we talk about our experiences and stories of how these challenges have actually set up success in our lives. There are interviews with professionals, parents, even some children willing to share not only the difficult and uncomfortable times, but also showing their resiliency in the face of the challenges which a company being a dyslexic learner.

  1. 2021-01-29

    Season 3, Episode 1 - Creating Connections

    Anna Edwards is a dyslexic learner, but she has made an effort to hide that from her friends and colleagues.  For Anna, there was a stigma surrounding the "D" word. She shares with us in this episode that she felt fearful for what being dyslexic meant for her as a person.  This feeling was reinforced over the years by comments of not being smart enough or people sharing with her how surprised they were that she COULD do so much.  Now as a pediatric nurse practitioner she uses her skill set to provide empathy and active listening for her clientele. This approach allows her patients to open up in a unique and thoughtful way. Her approach to reinforces a more holistic model in a very scientific field of work combines all types of learning styles to her career as a dyslexic person in a highly educated field. Most importantly, Anna is working through these concepts of self-worth and reclaiming her value, not only for her, but also to prepare the path for her own daughter.

    51 min

  2. 2021-01-29

    12. More Dyslexically Successful to Come

    Like most things in life, the best course of action is not always the path chosen.  This is what happened with this podcast. After my last episode, I had a desire to reach a bigger audience and I thought I might do that with Moon Child Radio, BUT, after considering that, I decided parents were my target audience and that I would just need a new podcast. So, Dyslexically Successful will continue and then in January 2021, I will release Present Moment Parenting. I am accepting guests for both podcasts. If you have a story to share about being dyslexic, I would love to connect with you for an interview. https://koalendar.com/events/Meet-with-Christine-Robenalt Please subscribe below and I would really appreciate an honest review...don't be afraid, I can take it! But seriously, reviews help this podcast get ranked higher so more people can find it.  That's always a good thing in the world of podcasting.

    13 min

  3. 2020-12-02

    11. Back to the drawing board to find ageless art

    Sarah Vickery is a dyslexic learner, but beyond that she is a creator.  Even though she did not speak until after the age of three, she found comfort in her doodles and drawings.  These drawings helped her make sense of the world and process her thoughts. Drawing and sketching was always a safe-haven for Sarah. She now has created something incredible to bring this same concept to children, not only in the UK, but really world-wide. She hosts online classes or Cartoon Club with both children and adults. I had the pleasure of attending a class, and it was a lot of fun.  I am personally not able to get out my thoughts as easily in a drawing, but I definitely felt a catharsis in the process. And as Sarah will share with us here, it is always about the process. To learn more about Sarah's online art classes for children and adults visit:  https://sarahjanevickery.com/product/cartoon-club-interactive-online-art-classes-for-kids/ or Discover Your Inner Cartoonist for adults To share your and your children's drawings and see what Sarah does in class join Cartoon Club Facebook Group Or you can try a class for FREE Try some of Sarah's FREE cartooning videos on her YouTube channel

    1h 2m
  4. 40/40/20 - A discussion of a learning style quiz

    2020-09-04

    40/40/20 - A discussion of a learning style quiz

    Ryan, a 7th grader, discusses the ways he learns best. Sometimes strengths can be challenges as well. Ryan describes some techniques that helped him. Have you tried any of these strategies to optimize your learning? This episode art was designed by Ryan. This episode’s audio was edited by Ryan.

    16 min
  5. Season 2, Episode 9 - Gilbert Chavarria Pulling Up in the Short Bus

    2020-08-20

    Season 2, Episode 9 - Gilbert Chavarria Pulling Up in the Short Bus

    Gilbert Chavarria is a dyslexic learner and proud of it.  It wasn't always like that for him.  Especially in public school.  As one of the "short-bus" riders, he attended a school within a school from the 6-8th grades.  This self-contained classroom was for the slow-learners and trouble-makers. He was not identified as dyslexic until the 10th grade.  Elementary school unfortunately did not help him develop strong reading skills, but rather through his experiences he developed a sense of humor, defense mechanisms and resiliency. In this episode he recalls the stigma of being in this "special program" as well as the disappointment he sensed from his mom when she would yell at him to  "just work harder."  Please join Gilbert and I for a heart-felt conversation about dyslexia and how it has become a strength for him.

    60 min

  6. 2020-06-21

    Season 2, Episode 8 - Wanting to be like everyone else

    Karen-Lynn Chulp was born in the 1950's and not only struggled with the learning disability she later came to know as dyslexia, but she also grew up with significant physical challenges from Cerebral Palsy. Karen's story is truly inspiring and filled with hope, and as she will tell you, if Karen can do it, you can too!  Find out more about Karen's blog and speaking engagements on her website. https://whispersofhope.org

    1h 12m
  7. Dyslexically Successful, ep 7 - Don't Call Me Lazy

    2020-04-13

    Dyslexically Successful, ep 7 - Don't Call Me Lazy

    Nic Pool is an adult dyslexic learner, but he is also a father, mechanic and student in a physical therapy assistant program.  He may not have had an easy time fitting into the mold of a traditional educational path, but he found his own path to success.  Along this journey, he has learned how to be humbled, and how to keep moving forward, because even though it may be easier to just shut down, it does not allow you to achieve your goals.

    1h 8m
  8. Season 1, Episode 28 - Tales of a Spoonie

    2020-03-08

    Season 1, Episode 28 - Tales of a Spoonie

    Timberly Fabian is a daughter, and wife, and mom and someone who suffers with 2 invisible chronic conditions (Fibromyalgia and Spina Bifida).  She talks with us today about the intense pain and impact her conditions have had on her life and her identity as a person.  This is a very candid interview with someone who you can use as your voice, if you are still trying to find yours.  She wants you to know that you are not alone. She wants you to know that it is ok to love yourself for who you are and what you have right now. Follow more from Timberly on Instagram at empathic_libra

    55 min
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Are you someone who struggles with reading, writing or comprehension or is one of your loved ones struggling right now? Dyslexically Successful is a podcast where we talk about our experiences and stories of how these challenges have actually set up success in our lives. There are interviews with professionals, parents, even some children willing to share not only the difficult and uncomfortable times, but also showing their resiliency in the face of the challenges which a company being a dyslexic learner.

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  • Creator
    Christine Robenalt
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2021
  • Episodes
    40
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Christine Robenalt
  • Show Website
    Dyslexically Successful

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