In this episode of Don’t Call on Me - The Dyslexia Podcast, Megan and Eryn talk with Matt Pashby about how a late diagnosis of a learning disability in high school changed the course of his life.

Matt shares openly about the challenges he faced before diagnosis, the relief of finding people who understood, and the ways that community continues to shape his life today. His story highlights the power of belonging, self-acceptance, and the transformative impact of advocacy.

From struggling student to dedicated advocate, Matt’s journey reminds us how vital it is for neurodiverse individuals to feel seen, supported, and connected.

Dyslexia On Demand

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In this episode of Don't Call on Me, The Dyslexia Podcast, Megan and Eryn sit down with Jacob Santhouse who is a licensed counselor, educator, and passionate dyslexia advocate. Jacob shares his personal journey as someone with dyslexia navigating a world that often overlooks neurodiverse voices, a journey which shaped his mission to help others. With a counseling style rooted in empathy, narrative, and empowerment, Jacob offers insight into the connection between dyslexia and mental health, the importance of feeling “enough,” and the transformative power of safe spaces. His story is one of resilience, advocacy, and the belief that both joy and struggle are essential parts of life.

https://www.olivecounseling.com/

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• How Language Therapy is different from Tutoring

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In this episode of Don't Call on Me, The Dyslexia Podcast, Megan and Eryn are joined by Brett Tingley, a leading force in the national movement for effective literacy instruction. As Founder and President of Parents for Reading Justice and producer of the widely viewed documentary Our Dyslexic Children, Brett has mobilized thousands of parents to demand systemic change in how schools identify and support students with dyslexia.

Brett shares how her personal journey led to public advocacy and how grassroots parent efforts can shift state laws, influence districts, and hold institutions accountable. From creating a free online course that activates parent leaders to launching the Literacy Now podcast, Brett is on a mission to ensure every child has access to the instruction they need to learn to read.

This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and anyone who believes literacy is a right, not a privilege.

https://parentsforreadingjustice.org/

Dyslexia On Demand

• Book a consultation with Megan to discuss CALT therapy.

• How Language Therapy is different from Tutoring

Advocate to Educate

• Book a consultation with Eryn to discuss advocacy services.