The Dyslexic Reader 2015 - Issue 68
The Dyslexic Reader 2015 - Issue 68
The Dyslexic Reader 2015 - Issue 68
REGULAR FEATURES
In the Mail.................................................................2
Famous Dyslexics Remember..............................7
Q&A.........................................................................10
Lazy Reader Book Club...................................14-15
In The Mail
The Dyslexic Reader is periodic publication of Davis Dyslexia Association International (DDAI)
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OURGOALS are to increase worldwide awareness about the positive aspects of dyslexia and related learning styles;
and to present methods for improving literacy, education and academic success. We believe that all peoples abilities
and talents should be recognized and valued, and that learning problems can be corrected.
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Dyslexia
By Wendy Di Bella
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International
Davis Dyslexia
Correction
Providers
The Davis Dyslexia Correction
program is available from more
than 450 Facilitators around
the world. For updates, call:
(888) 805-7216 Toll Free or
(650) 692-7141 o r visit
dyslexia.com/providers.htm
The following is a current list of all
Davis Facilitators, some Facilitators
may also offer other Davis services.
v Argentina
Silvana Ines Rossi
Buenos Aires +54 (112) 064-3872
v Australia
Linda Alexander
Coomera, Queensland
+61 (459) 171 270
Brenda Baird
Brisbane +61 (07) 3299 3994
Sally Beulke
Melbourne +61 (03) 572 51752
Suzanne Buchauer
Kew, Victoria
+61 (03) 9817 4886
Anne Cupitt
Hervey Bay, Queensland
+61 (074) 128-2470
Mary Davie
Sydney NSW
+61 (02) 9521 3685
Amanda Du Toit
Beaumont Hills NSW
+61 (405) 565 338
Jan Gorman
Eastwood/Sydney
+61 (02) 9874 7498
Bets Gregory
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Gordon NSW
+61 (4) 1401 3490
Gail Hallinan
Frenchs Forest Naremburn/
Sydney +61 (02) 9405 2800
Barbara Hoi
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Mosman/Sydney
+61 (02) 9968 1093
Annette Johnston
Rockingham WA
+61 (8) 9591 3482
Eileen McCarthy
Manly/Sydney
+61 (02) 9977 2061
Marianne Mullally
Crows Nest, Sydney
+61 (02) 9436 3766
Janette Padinis
Aspendale Gardens, Victoria
+61 0412 021 604
Jayne Pivac
Parkdale Victoria/Melbourne
+61 (0) 420 305 405
John Reilly
Berala/Sydney
+61 (02) 9649 4299
Heidi Rose
Pennington, S.A.
+61 (8) 8240 1834
Jan Stead
Gladstone, S.A.
+61 (4) 048 839 8788
v Austria
Annette Dietrich
Wien +43 (01) 888 90 25
Jacinta Fennessy
Wien +43 (01) 774 98 22
Marika Kaufmann
Lochau +43 (05574) 446 98
Humor Corner
Knock Knock!
Who's there?
Amos
Amos who?
A mosquito!
Knock Knock!
Who's There?
Cows go
Cows go who?
No, cows go moo,
owls go who!
Knock Knock!
Who's there?
Anudder
Anudder who?
Anudder mosquito!
Knock Knock!
Who's there?
Yodel-lay-he.
Yodel-lay-he-who?
I didn't know you
could yodel!
Knock Knock
Who's there?
Wooden Shoe.
Wooden Shoe who?
Wooden Shoe like to
hear another joke?
Knock Knock!
Whos there?
Luke.
Luke who?
Luke through the
keyhole and you
can see!
Goedele Decuypere
Oostkamp (Near Brugge)
+32 (4) 75 81 71 92
Ann Devloo-Delva
Veurne +32 (058) 31 63 52
Stephanie Dury
Hainin +32 47 921 4916
Chantal Guyot
Bruxelles +32 (04) 77 55 97 66
v Belgium
Grade 1
1. Green Eggs and Ham, Seuss (1.5)
2. The Foot Book, Seuss (0.6)
3. Biscuit, Capucilli (1.4)
4. Biscuit Goes to School (.09)
5. Biscuit Finds a Friend (0.8
Grade 2
Green Eggs and Ham, Dr. Seuss (1.5)
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type, Cronin (2.3)
Officer Buckle and Gloria, Rathmann (3.4)
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Numeroff (2.7)
The Foot Book, Seuss (0.6)
Grade 3
Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Hard Luck, Kinney (5.5)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Kinney (5.2)
Charlottes Web, E.B. White (4.4)
Green Eggs and Ham, Seuss (1.5)
Dogzilla, Pilkey (4.2)
Grade 4
1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck, Kinney (5.5)
2. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, Kinney (5.6)
3. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Kinney (5.2)
4. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, Kinney (5.8)
5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw, Kinney (5.4)
Grade 5
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck, Kinney (5.5)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, Kinney (5.6)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, Kinney (5.8)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days, Kinney (5.2)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth, Kinney (5.5)
Grade 6
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck, Kinney (5.5)
Hatchet, Paulsen (5.7)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel, Kinney (5.6)
The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, Kinney (5.8)
Grade 7
1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Hard Luck, Kinney (5.5)
2. The Outsiders, S.E. Hinton (4.7)
3. Divergent, Roth (4.8)
4. The Giver, Lois Lowry (5.7)
5. The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
Grade 8
The Outsiders, S.E. Hinton (4.7)
Divergent, Roth (4.8)
The Giver, Lois Lowry (5.7)
The Fault in Our Stars, Green (5.5)
The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
Grade 9
Divergent, Roth (4.8)
The Fault in Our Stars, Green (5.5)
The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
To Kill a Mockingbird, Lee (5.6)
Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck (4.5)
Grade 10
1. Divergent, Roth (4.8)
2. Night, Wiesel (4.8)
3. The Fault in Our Stars, Green (5.5)
4. The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
5. Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck (4.5)
Grade 11
The Crucible, Miller (4.9)
The Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald (7.3)
Divergent, Roth (4.8)
Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck (4.5)
The Fault in Our Stars, Green (5.5)
Grade 12
Divergent, Roth (4.8)
Frankenstein (Unabridged), Shelley (12.4)
The Hunger Games, Collins (5.3)
Macbeth, Shakespeare (10.9)
The Fault in Our Stars, Green (5.5)
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v Canada (continued)
Sher Goerzen
Maple Ridge, BC
+1 (604) 290-5063
Corinne Graumans
Medicine Hat, Alberta
+1 (403) 528-9848
Sue Hall
West Vancouver
+1 (604) 921-1084
Chelan Hermanson
Wainwright Alberta
+1 (780) 209-2525
Dvorah Hoffman
Toronto +1 (416) 398-6779
Sue Jutson
Vancouver, B.C. +1 (604) 732-1516
Mary Ann Kettlewell
London, Ontario
+1 (519) 652-0252
Kathy Mahoney
Ottawa Ontario
+1 (613) 794-1756
Colleen Malone
Newmarket Ontario
+ 1 (905) 252-7426
Helen McGilivray
Oakville/Toronto
+1 (905) 464-4798
Carl Nigi
Kanata, Ontario
+1 (613) 558-7797
Maureen OSullivan
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Newmarket, Ontario
+1 (905) 853-3363
Joanna Pellegrino
Thunder Bay Ontario
+1 (807) 708-4754
Rachel Pihrag
Calgary Alberta
+1 (866) 685-0067 (Toll Free)
Desmond Smith
Oakville, Ontario
+1 (905) 844-4144
Tracy Trudell
London, Ontario
+1 (519) 494-9884
Kim J. Willson-Rymer
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Mississauga, Ontario
+1 (905) 825-3153
v Chile
Ximena Hidalgo Pirotte
Santiago +56 (02) 243 0860
v China
Twiggy Chan
Hong Kong +852-6175-8439
Yvonne Wong Ho Hing
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Hong Kong +852-6302-5630
Livia Wong
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Hong Kong +852-2756-6603
v Colombia
Laura Zink de Daz
Cajic +57 (1) 883-1706
v Costa Rica
Andrea Castro Gross
San Rafael de Escazu
+506 228-98013
Maria Elena Guth Blanco
San Jose +506 296-4078
Marcela Rodriguez
Alajuela +506 442-8090
Ana Gabriela Vargas Morales
San Jose Escazu
+ 506 2288 0980
v Cyprus
Alexis Mouzouris
Limassol
+357 25 382 090
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v Denmark
Moniek Geven
also DLS Mentor
Bryrup +45 7575 7105
v Ecuador
Andy Quirke
Andy Quirke is a very successful Irish comedian and actor, but he didnt
always feel as successful as he does now. During his childhood he struggled
with dyslexia. Relatives have described Quirke as a Dennis the Menace type
of character at school: always in trouble. Quirke estimates that 186 notes
were sent by his teachers to his parents. However, he managed to intercept
every one. Quirke recalls, Id sign them all and send them back. Of course
then the teacher would say, Id really like to meet your parents and [Id]
write back that we cant meet up for various reasons. I was able to perfect
my parents writing. Quirke left school when he was sixteen years old to
work in his fathers business, known as Dr. Quirkeys Arcade. He began impersonating people while
he worked there. Eventually, he appeared on The Repubic of Telly in a comedy skit hed written about
two charcters, one rich, the other poor, and both of them big drinkers. Quirk played both characters
in the skit, which was so successful, he became a regular player. Its amazing, Quirke says, I get
paid to do what makes me happy. My mum and maybe my teachers are probably saying, Finally he
is making a living out of all that messing that he used to do.
Jackie Stewart is a former Formula One racing driver from Scotland, who,
while competing in Formula One from 1965 to 1973, won three World Drivers
Championships. In 2009 he was ranked fifth of the fifty greatest Formula
One drivers of all time. He also competed in the United States and served as
commentator on ABCs Wide World of Sports and ABC Sports from 1982 to
1984. When he was growing up, his family ran highly successful car dealerships.
Jackie was a poor student, with undiagnosed dyslexia. As a result by age sixteen
he quit school and began working in his fathers garage. He has said, When
youve got dyslexia and you find something youre good at, you put more into it
than anyone else; you cant think the way of the clever folk, so youre always thinking out of the box.
Recently Stewart took the time to visit Chartwell, a school specializing in educating students with
dyslexia and other learning challenges. Find other ways of doing things, he told the students, it can
be a more successful route. Even in business I have never taken the interstate. I take the winding rural
road instead, and see opportunities other people dont. We hope that these days Stewart realizes he
should include himself in the category of clever folk!
Sally Gardner
About 18 issues ago, we wrote about this famous dyslexic author. Her teachers
labeled her unteachable, an educational psychologist told her parents she was
word blind. But when she was fourteen, something clicked and Gardner
suddenly began devouring books. Now, a very successful British writer and
illustrator, she has authored thirty books and won various awards for her work.
In a recent article about her in the British newspaper, The Guardian, Gardner
wrote, At school I was the outsider, the odd one, the word-blind child who
didnt fit in. I lived in my head a dreamer a round peg in a square hole who
was told I would be lucky to get any qualifications, let alone a job. My education
was a comedy of errors If it hadnt been for my imagination and my ability to dream I would
have probably ended up working in a supermarket, which would have been a disaster, because
I was no better at maths than I was at reading. Gardner went on to say, Dyslexia is not a disability
its a gift. It means that I, and many other dyslexic thinkers can portray the world through images
because we think in images. I can build worlds, freeze the frame, walk around and touch. I can read
peoples faces, drawings, buildings, landscapes and all things in the visual world more quickly than
many of my non-dyslexic friends. I paint with words Non-dyslexic people often challenge my
dyslexia they dont believe I write my books, or they think I have a ghost writer. Many dyslexic
people also look at me with doubt how do I do it? A published author cant possibly be severely
dyslexic. Many of them have been made to think theres no point in trying to be a writer, even if
thats what they passionately want to be. The key is not to listen to what they are told. If I had listened
I wouldnt have become a writer After all, you can spell every word in the dictionary and know
every grammatical rule in the world, but this does not make you a writer, nor does it give you an
imagination; an imagination is something quite unique to every individual and it needs to be treasured.
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v Germany/Deutschland
Theresia Adler
Bannewitz +49 (0351) 40 34 224
Doris Birkner
Garbsen +49 (5131) 701 866
Claudia Boeden
Timmendorfer Stranel
+49 (160) 710 6891
Ellen Ebert
Ammern +49 (03601) 813-660
Gabriele Doetsch
Bad Windsheim
+49 (098 41) 688 18 18
Cornelia Garbe
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Berlin +49 (0151) 5420 8728
Astrid Grosse-Mnch
Buxtehude +49 (04161) 702 90 70
Christine Heinrich
Remseck +49 (0)7146 284 65 60
Sonja Heinrich
also Supervisor-Specialist
also DDA-DACH Director
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
also Davis Autism Approach
Workshop Presenter
Hamburg +49 (40) 25 17 86 23
Kirsten Hohage
Nrnberg +49 (0911) 54 85 234
Ingrid Huth
Berlin +49 (030) 28 38 78 71
Rita Jarrar
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Mnchen +49 (089) 821 20 30
Inge Koch-Gassmann
Buggingen +49 (07631) 23 29
Marianne Kranzer
Knigsfeld +49 (07725) 72 26
Anneliese Kunz-Danhauser
Rosenheim +49 (08031) 632 29
Sabine La Due
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Stuttgart +49 (711) 722 2635
Anne Moeller
Grbenzell BRD +49 (081) 4251955
Andrea Paluch
Flensburg +49 (461) 6757 5595
Markus Rauch
Freiburg +49 (761) 290 8146
Colette Reimann
Landshut +49 (0871) 770 994
Brigitte Reinhardt
Offenberg +49 (78109) 919 268
Ursula Rittler
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Stuttgart +49 (0711) 47 18 50
Christiane Rosendahl
Dortmund +49 0(231) 75 81 53 02
Phoebe Schafschetzy
Hamburg +49 (040) 392 589
Margarethe Schlauch-Agostini
Volklingen +49 (0689) 844 10 40
Gabriela Scholter
also Supervisor-Specialist
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
also Autism Training Supervisor
Stuttgart +49 (0711) 578 28 33
Sylvia Schurak
Garlipp +49 (0) 39 32 44 82
Carmen Stappenbacher
Bamberg +49 (09547) 431 921
Birgit Thun
Hamburg +49 (040) 4135 5015
Beate Tiletzek
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Waldkraiburg +49 (08638) 88 17 89
Andrea Toloczyki
Havixbeck/Mnster
+49 (02507) 57 04 84
Ioannis Tzivanakis
also Specialist Trainer
also Workshop Presenter
also DDA-DACH Director
Berlin +49 (030) 66 30 63 17
News from Dyslexia The Gift Blog Now Hosting The Codpast
v Germany/Deutschland
Ulrike von Kutzleben-Hausen
Deisslingen +49 (07420) 33 46
Gabriele Wirtz
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Stuttgart +49 (711) 55 17 18
Elvira Woelki
Mindelheim +33 (082) 61 76 36 38
v Greece
Evagelia Apostolopoulou-Armaos
Patras +30 (261) 062 21 22
Pagona Gkogkou
Athens +30 (697)748 6254
Theano Panagiotopoulou
Athens +30 (21) 111 953 50
By Abigail Marshall
The Codpast is a place where the cool and
creative side of Dyslexia is celebrated. The series
has been created by internet broadcaster Sean
Douglas, after meeting other dyslexics whose
stories touched, inspired and angered him. The
Codpast is a groundbreaking interview-based talk
show where ordinary people share events from
their extraordinary lives; getting to grips with and
tackling the issues that others shy away from.
Traute Lutz
Marausi +30 (210) 804 3889
Konstatinos Polychronis
Athens +30 (215) 550 8228
Irma Vierstra-Vourvachakis
Rethymnon/Crete
+30 283105 8201 or 69766 40292
v Iceland
slaug sgeirsdttir
Mosfellsbaer
+354 861-2537
Gigja Baldursdottir
Reykjavik +354 562 2840
Sigrn Jnina Baldursdttir
Snaefellsbae +354 586 8180
Gudrn Benediktsdttir
Hafnarfirdi
+354 545 0103 or +354 822 0910
Gudbjrg Emilsdttir
also DLS Mentor
Kpavogur +354 554 3452
Hlmfridur Gudmundsdttir
Gardabae +354 895-0252
Sigurborg Svala Gudmundsdttir
Mosfellsbaer
+(354) 867-1928
Jon Einar Haraldsson Lambi
Akureyri +354-867-1875
Ingibjrg Ingolfsdttir
Mosfellsbaer +354 899-2747
Sigrn Jensdttir
Mosfellsbaer +354 897 4437
Valgerdur Jnsdttir
Kpavogur +354 863 2005
Sturla Kristjansson
Hafnarfjordur +354 862 0872
sta Olafsdttir
Vopnafjordur +354 473-1164
Thorbjrg Sigurdardttir
Reykjavk +354 698 7213
Hugrn Svavarsdttir
Mosfellsbr +354 698-6465
v India
Veera Gupta
New Delhi
+91 (11) 986 828 0240
Smrati Mehta
Powai Mumbai
+91 (989) 277 2795
Kalpita Patel
Rajkot, Gujarat
+91 (281) 244 2071
Carol Ann Rodrigues
Mumbai
+91 (22) 2667 3649 or
+91 (22) 2665 0174
Priti Venkatesan
Chenai +91 9940022145
v Ireland
Veronica Bayly
Dublin +353 (87) 771 9606
Paula Horan
Mullingar
+353 44 934 1613
Sister Antoinette Keelan
Dublin
+353 (01) 884 4996
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v Israel
Luba Elibash
Ramat Hasharon
+972 (9) 772 9888
Angela Frenkel
Beer Sheva
+972 (52) 655 8485
Goldie Gilad
Kfar Saba/Tel Aviv
+972 (09) 765 1185
Victoria Lerner
Raanana
+97 (252) 647 8773
Judith Schwarcz
Raanana/Tel Aviv
+972 (09) 772 9888
v Italy
Stefania Bruno
Nuoro, Sardinia
+39 (388) 933 2486
by Abigail Marshall
Contraction Distraction
Q: I am reading The Gift of Dyslexia and notice
Elisa De Felice
Roma +39 (06) 507 3570
Antonella Deriu
Nuoro, Sardinia
+32 059 32 96
not
he
she
it
is
that
there
are
they
where
who
you
do + not = dont
it + is = its
A Symptom, By Any
Other Name
Q: I was recently told by a speech therapist that
Dysphonetic Dyslexia/Dysphonesia/
Phonological Dyslexia/Auditory Dyslexia
These terms are applied when an individual has
difficulties with word attack skills, including
phonetic segmentation and blending, resulting
in poor non-word reading skills and inconsistent
spelling.
Dyseidetic Dyslexia/Dyseidesia/
Surface Dyslexia/Visual Dyslexia
These terms are used when the person can sound
out words well, but reads very laboriously. Such
individuals have difficulty learning to recognize
whole words visually, and have problems deciphering
words that do not follow regular phonetic rules.
Their spelling is also highly phonetic.
Name-Speed Deficits/Semantic Dyslexia/
Dysnomia/Anomia
These terms are often used when individuals struggle
with tests of rapid automatic naming. These persons
may also have difficulty with word retrieval, may
hesitate in speech, or substitute the wrong word for
what they mean (for example, saying tornado when
they mean volcano). These individuals may also use
generic words such as thing or place instead of
specific nouns, or may resort to descriptive phrases
such as the eating thing rather than spoon
Double Deficit
This term may be used when individuals have both
the phonological and naming-speed labels.
These terms describe various patterns of
symptoms of dyslexia, but do not provide any
information about the cause of those symptoms.
Davis methods can potentially address and resolve all
of those symptoms, because our program provides the
tools for learning that any dyslexic child or adult can
use, no matter what diagnostic label is attached.
However there is one type of dyslexia we may
not be able to deal with,which is called acquired
dyslexia. Acquired dyslexia refers to situations in
which an individual who had no previous signs of
dyslexia develops symptoms after a traumatic head
injury or stroke. In that case, the persons brain
already had well-developed pathways for language
and reading, but those pathways were damaged.
The Davis Dyslexia Correction Program is focused
on developmental dyslexia the kind that is inborn
or developed in early childhood. Our program is
based on teaching our clients how to use their natural
strengths and talents to overcome areas of weakness.
This works well for those who are naturally dyslexic,
but may not be as helpful for those whose problems
stem from injury or disease later in life. However,
some facilitators have reported success working
with stroke victims, though the work requires much
more effort and takes longer than a typical dyslexia
correction program. v
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v Mexico (continued)
Lot Blom
Utrecht
+31 (030) 271 0005
Trudy Borst
Best (Near Eindhoven)
+31 (0499) 471 198
Gerda Bosma-Kooistra
Ens +31 (6) 1334 6196
Jeannette Bruinsma
Amersfoort
+31 (63) 914 8188
Lieneke Charpentier
Nieuwegein
+31 (030) 60 41 539
Hester Cnossen
Veghel +31 (495) 641 920
Aline de Bruijn
Sliedrecht
+31 (18) 441 5341
Judith de Haan
Heiloo (Near Alkmaar)
+31 (63) 078 6483
Lotty Halsema-Nijdeken
Delft +31 (64) 637 5143
Mine de Ranitz
Driebergen
+31 (0343) 521 348
Nicole Dirksen-van de Bunt
Hertogenbosch
+31 62 133 8868
Jola Geldermans
Beverwijk
+31 (0251) 210 607
Perola Goncalves
Mara Hoop +31 (06) 33 79 63 44
Jan Gubbels
Maastricht +31 (043) 36 39 999
Darryl Hoefdraad
Amsterdam +31 (06) 460 17 929
Judith Holzapfel
Deventer
+31 (0570) 619 553
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v Netherlands (continued)
Trudy Joling
Laren +31 (035) 531 00 66
Marie Koopman
Bilthoven
+31 (030) 228 4014
Geertruida Kornman
Beverwk
+31 (62) 000 6857
Carry Kuling
Heemstede
+31 (0235) 287 782
Edith Kweekel-Gldi
Soest +31 (035) 601 0611
Anke van de Laar
Liempde +31 (4) 1163 2634
Imelda Lamaker
Hilversum
+31 (035) 621 7309
Irma Lammers
also DLS Mentor, Autism
Facilitator Coach
Boxtel +31 (411) 68 56 83
Inge Meijer
Breda +31 (06) 5340 4617
Manon Meijer
Delft +31 (06) 1223 1062
Sjan Melsen
Arnhem +31 (026) 442 69 98
Els Neele
Utrecht +31 6 253 5060
Marianne Oosterbaan
Zeist +31 (030) 691 7309
Fleur van de Polder-Paton
Schiedam +31 (010) 471 58 67
Tjalliena Ponje
Arnemuiden
+31 06 12 888 365
Petra Pouw-Legne
also DLS Mentor-Trainer
also Mentor-Presenter
Beek +31 (046) 437 4907
Karin Rietberg
Holten +31 (548) 364 286
Lydia Rogowski Wijnberg
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Helmond +31 (0492) 513 169
Hanneke Schoemaker
Wageningen
+31 (0317) 412 437
Silvia Jolanda Sikkema
also DLS Mentor
Drachten
+31 (0512) 538 815
Suzan Sintemaartensdijk
Akersloot
+31 (25) 131-26 62
Marja Steijger
also Davis Supervisor-Specialist
Amstel +31 (020) 496 52 53
Robin Temple
also Specialist Trainer
also Workshop Presenter
also DDA Director
Maria Hoop
+31 (0475) 302 203
Kirsten Theeuwen
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Abigail Marshall Reviews A New Book By Sue Hall
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More Accolades For Sue Halls New Book:
Fish Dont Climb Trees
From Heidi Rose
Davis Facilitator
Adelaide, South Australia
I downloaded your book tonight and read it
from cover to cover. Thank you! It was a delight
to read and your lovely way of spinning a yarn
kept me flicking the pages to read more.
I think your words reflected the excitement and
deep satisfaction that comes from being a Davis
Facilitator, and truly highlighted the far reaching
positive effect that a Davis Dyslexia Correction
Program brings.
As I read, I was imagining different audiences
reading this book (families, teachers, researchers)
and their reactions. I particularly liked the
phrase cognitive dissonance, because I have
experienced giving talks to people who in
feedback forms, negated everything with, I dont
believe it. As Davis Facilitators, we know why
this happens, but Ive never had the words to
describe it. So, thank you for those words.
I look forward to recommending your book
far and wide.
And from Robin Temple
Davis Specialist Trainer and Advanced Workshop
Presenter and Author, Dyslexia: Your Child
Mara Hoop, Netherlands
v Netherlands (continued)
Mieke Verhallen
Mierlo +31 (492) 43 05 04
Lia Vermeulen
Huizen +31 (062) 3671530
Christien Vos
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Tolbert +31 (0594) 511 607
Elisabeth Weterings-Gaaikema
Al Harkstede
+ 31 (623) 045 369
v New Zealand
Rochelle Booth
Wanganui
+64 (027) 306-6743
Kirsteen Britten
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Christchurch
+64 (3) 348 1665
Vivienne Carson
Auckland
+64 (09) 520-3270
Catherine Churton
also Supervisor-Specialist
Auckland
+64 (09) 360 7377
Maria Copson
Dunedin
+64 (03) 479 0510
Ann Cook
Warkworth/Auckland
+64 (0) 9 422 0042
Melanie Curry
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Christchurch
+64 (03) 322-1726
Angi Edwards
Whakatane
+64 (07) 308 6882
Martine Falconer
Christchurch
+64 (03) 383-1988
Wendy Haddon
Mosgiel
+64 (03) 489-8572
Sandra Hartnett
Wairarapa
+64 (6) 308 6618
Margot Hewitt
Kaiapoi
+64 (27) 455-7724
Alma Holden
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Alexandra
+64 (027) 485-6798
Glenys Knopp
Darfield
+64 (03) 317-9072
Carolyn Marshall
Wellington
+64 (4) 380 6006
Leila Martin
Hawera Taranaki
+64 (027) 721-3273
Raewyn Matheson
Westown New Plymouth
+64 (06) 753 3957
Christine McCarthy
Waikanae Beach Kapiti Coast
+64 (2) 173 4795
Tania McGrath
Christchurch
+64 (03) 322 41 73
Shelley McMeeken
also DDA Director
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
also Autism Training Supervisor
also Supervisor-Specialist
Dunedin +64 0274 399 020
Linda McNaughten
Bay of Plenty
+64 (7) 312-5600
Colleen Morton
Gore +64 (03) 208 6308
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v New Zealand (continued)
Jocasta Oliver
Paraparaumu Beach
+64 (4) 904 4162
Wendy Person
Hastings
+64 (06) 870 4243
Janet Pirie
Raumati Beach Wellington
+ 64 (04) 298 1626
Alison Syme
Darfield
+64 (03) 318-8480
Lorna Timms
also Davis Workshop Presenter
also Supervisor-Specialist
also Autism Facilitator/Coach,
Training Supervisor &
Workshop Presenter
Christchurch
+64 (03) 363 9358
Cherone Wilson
Howick Auckland
+64 (21) 184 5047
Margot Young
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Johnsonville
+64 (04) 478-2208
v Norway
Maria Olaisen
Lovund
+47 (9) 027 6251
Ragnhild Slettevold
Skjaerhalden
+47 413 12 509
Heida Karen Vidarsdottir
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Lovund
+47 450 82 557
v Poland
Agnieszka ubkowska
Warsaw
+48 (46) 855 77 02
v Portugal
Sofia Vassalo Santos
Lisboa
+35 (191) 911-2565
v Republic of Singapore
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Singapore
+65 6773 4070
v Russia
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Moscow
+972 (3) 635 0973
Nina Gekhman
Moscow
+7 (495) 788 8386
Luba Niazov
Moscow
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Nadezhda Popova
Moscow
+7 (495) 683 3182
Kalina Potyak
Moscow
+ 972 (52) 257 2783
Oxana Stein
Moscow
+972 (52) 223 5015
Maria Stulova
Moscow
+7 (916) 223 2727
Lora Zakon-Oran
Moscow
+7 495-7888386
v Serbia
Jelena Radosavljevic
Kraljevo
+381 (063) 76 28 792
Recent
Recommendations
from The
Lazy Reader
Book Club
By Danny Brassell and Laura Zink de Diaz
Every month at Danny Brassells web site,
The Lazy Readers Book Club, youll find
a list of books he recommends for reluctant
readers or for those who just dont have time
for much reading. (He knows were not lazy,
just busy or in need of encouragement!)
Dannys recommendations are always
organized into categories: AD, for adults;
YA, for young adults; CH, for childrens
books. He always lists a page count and
some brief comments, as below. Danny
usually posts about 10 recommendations
per month, three or four per category.
Heres a sampling of Dannys most recent
recommendations in all three categories.
You can read more recommendations at
the web site, www.lazyreaders.com. There
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but the archives of past selections by month,
reading level, and page count enough
recommendations for a lifetime of reading!
You can also sign up for monthly book
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through links at the Lazy Readers web
site, Bookends (www. bookends.org) will
receive a donation. (Bookends is a nonprofit
organization devoted to increasing childrens
access to books, as well as community
service awareness.)
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v Spain
Silvia Bou Yss
Sabadell Barcelona
+34 (63) 770 9813
v South Africa
Axel Gudmundsson
also Fundamentals Workshop
Presenter
Western Cape
+27 (021) 783 2722
Jan Viljoen
Nelspruit
+ 27 (83) 413-1428
v Switzerland/CH
Tinka Altwegg-Scheffmacher
St. Gallen
+41 (071) 222 07 79
by Annie Barrows
Young Adult
224 pages
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Childrens
ISBN-10: 159990358X
ISBN-13: 978-1599903583
Lots of stuff going on in this book. Great for
the middle child in any family. Reminded
me of the Outlander books my wife has me
reading, as it deals with a young girls time
travel adventures. Sure to be popular with
upper elementary and middle school girls.
A classic-in-the-making full of spine-tingling
moments.
Monika Amrein
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Zurich
+41 (01) 341 8264
by Loren Long
Children
40 pages
Publisher: Philomel
ISBN-10: 0399163964
ISBN-13: 978-0399163968
Regula Bacchetta-Bischofberger
Horw/Luzern
+41 (041) 340 2136
Susi Fassler
St. Gallen +41 (071) 244 5754
Priska Baumgartner
Wettingen
+41 (056) 426 28 88
Renata Blum
Niedergosgen
+41 (079) 501 52 71
Ursula Fischbacher
Orpund +41 (032) 355 23 26
Heidi Gander-Belz
Fehraltorf/Zurich
+41 (44) 948 14 10
Katharina Grenacher
Liebefeld (near Bern)
+41(31) 382 00 29
Doris Rubli Huber
St. Gallen +41 (071) 245 5690
Christa Jaeger
Riehen +41 (061) 643 2326
Consuelo Lang
Lumino +41 (091) 829 05 36
Claudia Lendi
St. Gallen +41 (071) 288 41 85
Beatrice Leutert
Stein am Rhein
+41 (052) 232 03 83
Erika Meier-Schmid
Bonstetten
+41 (043) 536 1038
Creepy Carrots
Yvonne Meili
Reinach
+41 (77) 415 69 46
by Aaron Reynolds
Children
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Books for Young Readers
ISBN-10: 1442402970
ISBN-13: 978-1442402973
Christine Noiset
Av. Floral, 11
1006 Lausanne
+41 (79) 332 27 75
Benita Ruckli
Ruswil +41 (041) 495 04 09
or (079) 719 31 18
Vronique Pfeiffer
Zrich +41 (01) 342 22 61
Regine Roth-Gloor
Mohlin/Basel
+41 (061) 851 2685
Lotti Salivisberg
Basel +41 (061) 263 33 44
Sonja Sartor
Winterthur
+41 (052) 242 41 70
Beatrix Vetterli
Frauenfeld
+41 (52) 720 1017
Andreas Villain
Zrich +41 (71) 977 26 12
Margrit Zahnd
Gerolfingen
+41 (079) 256 86 65 or
(032) 396 19 20
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v Switzerland (continued)
Judith Zapata Prange
Basel
+41 (061) 721 7501
Claudia Ziegler-Fessler
Hamikon (Near Zurich)
+41 (041) 917 1315
17
v United Kingdom (continued)
Ian Richardson
Longhope Gloucestershire
+44 (01452) 830 056
Janice Scholes
Liversedge, West Yorkshire
+44 (0) 8000 272657
Caroline Smith
Moggerhanger Bedfordshire
+44 (01767) 640 430
Judith Shaw
also Supervisor-Specialist
St. Leonards on Sea/Hastings,
East Sussex
+44 (01424) 447 077
Elizabeth Shepherd
Crowborough, East Sussex
+44 (1892) 661743
Drs. Rene van der Vloodt
also Supervisor-Specialist
Reigate, Surrey
+44 (01737) 240 116
Evelyn White
Walton-on-Thames, Surrey
+44 (01932) 243 083
The Blueberry Center
Margarita Viktorovna Whitehead
also DDA Director
Richard Whitehead, MA MPhil
(Oxon), Dip.RSA(SpLD), PGCE
also DDA Director
also Supervisor/Specialist
also Advanced Workshop Presenter
also DLS Mentor & Presenter
+44 (0)1684 574072
Great Malvern, Worcestershire
+44 (8000) 27 26 57 (Toll Free)
v United States
Arizona
Dr. Edith Fritz
Phoenix
+1 (602) 274-7738
Nancy Kress
Gold Canyon
+1 (480) 544-5031
John Mertz
Tucson
+1 (520) 797-0201
California
Cyndi Cantillon-Coleman
Ladera Ranch/Irvine
+1 (949) 364-5606
Reading Research Council
Dyslexia Correction Center
Ray Davis
also Autism Facilitator/Coach,
Ronald D. Davis, Founder
Burlingame/San Francisco
+1 (800) 729-8990 (Toll-Free)
+1 (650) 692-8990
Anette Fuller
Walnut Creek
+1 (925) 639-7846
Angela Gonzales
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Norco +1 (951) 582-0262
Richard A. Harmel
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Marina Del Rey/Los Angeles
+1 (310) 823-8900
David Hirst
also Autism Facilitator Coach
Riverside
+1 (909) 241-6079
Suzanne Kisly-Coburn
Manhattan Beach
+1 (310) 947-2662
Sherry Nissen
Willow Creek
+1 (707) 499-5191
Dorothy (Dottie) Pearson
Vacaville
+ 1 (707) 334-7662
Cheryl Rodrigues
San Jose
+1 (408) 966-7813
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v California (continued)
David Carlos Rosen
San Rafael
+1 (415) 479-1700
Mika Seabrook
Santa Monica
+1 (310) 920-9517
Dee Weldon White
Lexie White Strain
Sunnyvale
+1 (650) 388-6808
Colorado
Kelly Caramano
Fort Collins
+1 (307) 221-3081
Janet Confer
Castle Rock
+1 (720) 425-7585
Annie Garcia
Wheat Ridge/Denver
+1 (303) 423-3397
Crystal Punch
also DLSMentor
Centennial/Denver
+1 (303) 850-0581
Florida
Gaynelle Crofts
Port Charlotte
+1 (860) 884-9586
Random (Randee) Garretson
Lutz/Tampa/St. Petersburg
+1 (813) 956-0502
Tina Kirby
Navarre +1 (850) 218-5956
Rita Von Bon
Navarre +1 (850) 934-1389
Georgia
Dr. Yolanda Davis-Allen
Ft. Gordon
+ 1 (706) 772-5567
Lesa Hall
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Pooler/Savannah
+1 (912) 330-8577
Martha Payne
Suwanee
+1 (404) 886-2720
Scott Timm
Woodstock/Atlanta
+1 (866) 255-9028 (Toll-Free)
Hawaii
Vickie Kozuki-Ah You
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Ewa Beach/Honolulu
+1 (808) 685-1122
Idaho
Kelley Phipps
Fruitland + 1 (208) 949-7569
Carma Sutherland
Rexburg +1 (208) 356-3944
Illinois
Kim Ainis
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Chicago +1 (312) 360-0805
Susan Smarjesse
Springfield
+1 (217) 789-7323
Indiana
Myrna Burkholder
Goshen/South Bend
+1 (574) 533-7455
Tina Kramer
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Greensburg
+1 (812) 614-7614
Iowa
Mary Kay Frasier
Des Moines
+1 (515) 270-0280
Kansas
Kristi Brown
Logan
+1 (719) 529-5276
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Stephanie Drury
Jan Viljoen
Maggie Steele
Priti venKatesan
Sherry Nissen
Sophia Gomma
Isabelle Charbon
Massachusetts
Karen LoGiudice
also Fundamentals Workshop
Presenter
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Amesbury
+1 (978) 337-7753
Carolyn Tyler
Fairhaven
+1 (508) 997-4642
Michigan
Sandra McPhall
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Grandville/Grand Rapids
+1 (616) 534-1385
Cinda Osterman, M. Ed.
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Grand Ledge/Lansing
+1 (517) 652-5156
Molly Scoby
Greenville
+1 (231) 250-7260
Caralyn Tignanelli
Rochester
+1 (248) 701-1485
Minnesota
Cyndi Deneson
also Supervisor-Specialist
Edina/Minneapolis
+1 (888) 890-5380 (Toll-Free)
+1 (952) 820-4673
Tracy Johnson
Big Lake
+1 (763) 250-0485
Missouri
Cathy Cook
Columbia
+1 (573) 819-6010
or +1 (573) 886-8917
Montana
Elsie Johnson
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Manhatten
+1 (406) 282-7416
Nebraska
Elaine Thoendel
Chambers
+1 (402) 482-5709
Nevada
Robin Mangum
Caliente
+1 (775) 962-1104
New Hampshire
Glenna Giveans
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Lebanon
+ 1 (603) 863-7877
Michele Siegmann
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Mason/Manchester/Boston
+1 (603) 801-1247
New Jersey
Lynn Chigounis
Montclair
+1 (973) 746-5037
Judith Buttram
Sewell
+1 (609) 560-0289
New Mexico
Melanie Schaub
Bosque Farms
+1 (505) 321-4486
New York
Lisa Anderson
Seneca Falls
+1 (315) 576-3812
Wendy Niedermeier Russell
Byron
+1 (585) 233-4364
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North Carolina
Gerri W. Cox
also DLS Presenter-Mentor
Shallotte/Wilmington
+1 (910) 754-9559
Ruth Mills
Pineville/Charlotte
+1 (704) 541-1733
Jean Moser
Winston-Salem
+1 (336) 830-2390
North Dakota
Angie Bricker-Jones
Williston
+1 (701) 660-8860
Ohio
Lorraine Charbonneau
Mason/Cincinnati/Dayton
+1 (513) 850-1895
Oklahoma
Ashley Grice
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Tulsa
+1 (918) 779-7351
Rhonda Lacy
Clinton
+1 (580) 323-7323
Oregon
Nicki Cates
Portland
+1 (586) 801-0772
Rhonda Erstrom
Vale
+1 (541) 881-7817
Janell Warkentin
Keno
+1 (541) 647-0841
Pennsylvania
Marcia Maust
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
also Autism Training Supervisor
also Supervisor Specialist
Berlin/Pittsburgh
+1 (814) 267-5765
South Carolina
Angela Keifer
Greenville
+1 (864) 420-1627
South Dakota
Kim Carson
also DLS Presenter-Mentor
Brookings/Sioux Falls
+1 (605) 692-1785
Texas
Kellie Antrim-Brown
Ft. Worth
+1 (817) 989-0783
Success Learning Center
Rhonda Brown
also DLS Presenter-Mentor
Colleen Millslagle
also DLS Presenter-Mentor
Tyler/Dallas
+1 (866) 531-2446 (Toll Free)
+1 (903) 531-2446
Shari Chu
Helotes/San Antonio
+1 (210) 414-0116
Karen Hautz
Houston
+1 (281) 501-9871
Lori Johnson
Boerne/San Antonio
+1 (210) 843-8161
Casey Linwick-Rouzer
Sugar Land/Houston
+1 (832) 724-0492
Frances Adaleen Makin
Greenville/DFW
+1 (903) 268-1394
Paula Marshburn
Tyler
+1 (903) 570-3427
For more information about training and a full directory of Davis providers,
visit: www.dyslexia.com/licensing.htm or www.dyslexia.com/providers.htm
or call +1 (650) 692-7141 or +1 (888) 805-7216 toll-free in the USA.
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Texas (continued)
Dorothy Owen
Supervisor/Specialist
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Irving
+1 (817) 919-6200
Beverly Parrish
League City
+1 (281) 638-0297
Maggie Steele
Garland
+1 (214) 347-9939
Laura Warren
Ransom Canyon
+1 (806) 790-7292
Utah
Theresa Craig
St. George
+1 (435) 668-6937
Cynthia Gardner
American Fork
+1 (208) 409-9102
Virginia
Donna Kouri
Rockville
+1 (804) 240-0470
Angela Odom
also DLS Presenter-Mentor
Midlothian/Richmond
+1 (804) 833-8858
Jamie Worley
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Blackburg
+1 (540) 552-0603
Washington
Elizabeth (Liz) Bertran
Lake Stevens
+1 (425) 231-9705
Aleta Clark
Seattle/Tacoma
+1 (253) 854-9377
Sophia Gomma
Bainbridge Island
+1 (206) 451-7102
West Virginia
Allison Boggess
Cross Lanes
+1 (888) 517-7830
Gale Long
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
also Autism Training Supervisor
Elkview/Charleston
+1 (888) 517-7830 (Toll Free)
+1 (304) 965-7400
Wisconsin
Anne Mataczynski
also Autism Facilitator/Coach
Wausau
+1 (715) 551-7144
Marla Verdone
Janesville
+1 (800) 753-8147 (Toll Free)
v Uruguay
Marcela Piffaretti
Montevideo
+598 (2) 600-6326
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Materials include:
June 16 17
Denver, CO
+1 (719) 529-5276
June 17 18
Richmond, VA
+1 (804) 833-8858
June 18 19
Shallotte, NC
+1 (910) 754-9559
June 18 19
Tyler, TX
+1 (903) 531-2446
July 28 29
Brookings, SD
+1 (605) 692-1785
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DAY THREE
DAY TWO
DAY FOUR
To register for US workshops call toll free 1 (888) 805-7216 or visit www.dyslexia.com/event.htm
Italy
Netherlands
United States
March 4 7, 2015
Burlingame, California
Presenter: Larry Smith, Jr.
Language: English
Telephone: +1 (888) 805-7216
Email: training@dyslexia.com
March 18 21, 2015
Dallas/Irving, Texas
Presenter: Karen LoGuidice
Language: English
Telephone: +1 (888) 805-7216
Email: training@dyslexia.com
August 5 8, 2015
Amesbury, Massachusetts
Presenter: Karen LoGuidice
Telephone: +1 (888) 805-7216
Email: training@dyslexia.com
August 12 15, 2015
Burlingame, California
Presenter:TBA
Language: English
Telephone: +1 (888) 805-7216
Email: training@dyslexia.com
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USA
March 14 17
Paris
France
March 18 21
Dallas/Irving, TX
USA
June 29 July 2
Burlingame, CA
USA
August 5 8
Amesbury, MA
USA
August 12 15
Burlingame, CA
USA
For a detailed brochure on enrollment, prices, group rates, discounts, location, and further information, contact the DDA in your country.
DDAI-Intl, Canada & USA
1601 Bayshore Highway, Ste 260
Burlingame, CA 94010
Tel: 1 (888) 805-7216
Fax: 1 (650) 692-7075
E-mail: ddai@dyslexia.com
DDA-DACH
Deutschland-Austria-Switzerland
Wandsbecker Chausee 132
D-22089 Hamburg
GERMANY
Tel: 49 (040) 25 17 86 22
Fax: 49 (040) 25 17 86 24
E-mail: germany@dyslexia.com
SWITZERLAND
Tel: 41 (061) 273 81 85
E-mail: ch@dyslexia.com
DDA-Latin America
Calzada del Valle #400 Local 8
Colonia del Valle
Garza Garca, Monterrey
Nuevo Len
Mxico, CP 66220
Tel: 52 (81) 8335-9435
Email: spanish@dyslexia.com
DDA-Nederland
Jacques Schreursstraat 25
6074 CR Melick
NEDERLAND
Tel: 31 (475) 520 433
E-mail: info@davisdyslexie.nl
DDA-UK
Davis Learning Foundation
47-49 Church Street
Great Malvern
Worcestershire WR14 2AA
Tel: +44 (0) 330 011 0680
E-mail: uk@dyslexia.com
DDA-Pacific
295 Rattray Street
Dunedin, New Zealand 9016
Tel: 64 (0274) 399 020
Fax: 0064 3 456 2028
Email: pacific@dyslexia.com
Enrollment limited v Classes fill Early v Call 1 (888) 805-7216 or 1 (650) 692-7141
For updated workshop schedules visit http://www.dyslexia.com/train.htm
For a full description of the Davis Facilitator Certification Program, ask for our booklet.