Coaching for Dyslexia

Empower yourself to work with your dyslexic brain, not against it.

Hey, I’m Ross.

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I started Jumbled Brilliance to help other dyslexics like me find the support and confidence they deserve.

After years of trying to hide my dyslexia and searching for ways to overcome it, I discovered the true power lies in embracing it and nurturing my dyslexic strengths.

Sound Familiar?

You struggle to make sense of your dyslexia?

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You’ve searched for ways to navigate the constant challenges?

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A constant fear that a mistake might reveal a lack of ability.

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I get it. I’ve been there.

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Imagine Instead

Breaking free from your negative views of dyslexia

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Finding what your strengths are and sharing them with the world.

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Creating systems that improve your thinking and manage your time.

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“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”

~Lao Tzu

What coaching gets you.

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Leverage Strengths

Demonstrate your value through a strengths assessment.


Develop Frameworks

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Tackle the challenges faced by dyslexic people with strategies.


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Build Confidence

Overcome the self-doubt caused by dyslexia.


A quick word.

Coaching Sessions

Who is this for?

This program is designed for adults with dyslexia. This means college students to experienced professionals.

What does it cost?

Cost is $100 per 50 min. session. A sliding scale for cost is available.

Is this a cure?

There is no cure, but strategies and systems can unleash the brilliance of your dyslexic thinking.