Dyslexia Reading Center

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Rick DeForrest calls his work "dysinformation" to show what it felt like growing up with dyslexia - the mix‑ups, the misunderstandings, the silence.

Rick grew up with dyslexia in a time when few people even knew what dyslexia was. No one talked about dyslexia. He didn’t even have the words for it himself.

Now, clay is his voice; it's his way of putting something the world couldn’t explain into something it can finally see through art and personal storytelling.

📖 Full story: “His sculptures look like horror. This Norwood security guard says they capture his childhood with dyslexia” – WCPO 9 News, Senior Reporter, .

What do you wish you’d known sooner?

About your child.
About their learning needs.
About what it could’ve felt like if support had come before the struggle.

Maybe you saw things that made you wonder.
Maybe you asked how to help.
Maybe something inside you kept tugging -
even when others said, “Don’t worry.”

We know many parents carry a moment like this. 💛
If you feel like sharing yours, we're listening.

When support feels right, everything changes.
It’s not just about helping kids learn - it’s about helping them believe they can.

Every child deserves that kind of care.

📚💛 At Dyslexia Reading Center, we create learning environments where support is felt - not just given.

You saw a child turn in their assignment.
You didn’t see what it took to get there.

Every reread.
Every erased word.
Every moment they almost gave up - but didn’t.

🧠 Dyslexia doesn’t always look like struggle - but the effort is real.

💙 Be the reason someone feels seen today.