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    "landing-page": {
      "inspire-brilliance": "Inspire Brilliance:",
      "neuralign-coaching-for-parents": "Neuralign Coaching for Parents",
      "earn-your-certification": "Earn your certification to administer Neuralign: a professional-grade reading intervention, at home!",
      "why-neuralign": "Why Neuralign?",
      "students-who-used-neuralign": "Students who used Neuralign read an average of 50% more words in 10 weeks, according to a report prepared for LSWorks by the Center for Applied Cognitive Research at the Department of Cognitive Science at Carleton University.",
      "through-a-series-of-engaging-games": "Through a series of engaging games, Neuralign targets the foundational neural networks required for reading, resulting in a faster, more efficient acquisition of literacy skills.",
      "neuralign-leverages": "Neuralign leverages cutting-edge principles of neuroplasticity, honed over years of testing with dyslexic and struggling readers",
      "nueralign-addresses": "Neuralign addresses the multifaceted nature of reading mastery by building phonological awareness, visual processing and working memory/attentional skills",
      "neuralign-has-been-used": "Neuralign has been used extensively by psychologists, OTs and SLPs worldwide. Here is what they have to say:",
      "through-a-process-called": "“Through a process called accelerated neuroplasticity, this game-like intervention allows the dyslexic brain to build the necessary connections needed for effective reading. It truly is life-changing.”",
      "dr-rina-gupta": "Dr. Rina Gupta, Ph.D. Psychologist Former Director of Mental Health and Student Wellness, Queens University",
      "reading-is-a-complex-behavior": "“Reading is a complex behavior that requires the successful development of several brain structures and functions. Neuralign’s interactive program targets the neural circuits involved in reading in a fun and engaging manner”.",
      "rima-balshe": "Rima Balshe, PhD. Psychologist, Coventry University, Cairo",
      "its-just-been-stunning": "“It’s just been stunning to watch over and over and over as parents who have struggled and fought and searched for solutions for their children, now have a child who can read.”",
      "kirsten-lopez": "Kirsten Lopez, Brain Solutions Inc., Nevada",
      "in-a-short-period": "In a short period of time, many students have developed the automaticity of reading. They’re reading quickly and accurately, and their comprehension is greater than it was before.”",
      "david-schipper": "David Schipper, Strategic Learning Clinic, Montreal",
      "there-is-no-program": "“There is no program out there that can do what Neuralign is doing.”",
      "maude-leroux": "Maude LeRoux OTR/L, A Total Approach, Pennsylvania",
      "what-is": "What is",
      "?": "?",
      "professional-training": "Professional Training, Tailored to You",
      "weve-taken": "We’ve taken our proven professional-grade training course and adapted it to your child’s biggest advocate - you.",
      "by-signing-up": "By signing up, you’ll receive all of the same training as our professionals, PLUS:",
      "learn-about-dyslexia": "Learn about dyslexia, from a neuroscientific standpoint",
      "find-out-about": "Find out about co-potential co-morbidities like ADHD and Developmental Coordination Disorder, and how they can impact your child’s progress",
      "learn-how-to": "Learn how to help your child to build a positive relationship with reading",
      "unlimited-access": "Unlimited Access to Neuralign for your Child",
      "once-youve-completed": "Once you’ve completed your training you’ll receive unlimited access* to Neuralign, including:",
      "cognitive-therapy": "Cognitive Therapy",
      "speed-reading": "Speed Reading",
      "reading-exercises": "Reading Exercises",
      "phoneme-fair": "Phoneme Fair",
      "sensory-motor": "Sensory-Motor integration exercises",
      "fineprint": "* Unlimited access for length of subscription, with a minimum commitment of 1 year. Access is for 1 student. Additional student credits can be purchased",
      "our-technology": "Our technology is award winning",
      "neuralign-provides": "Neuralign provides <br /> game-changing solutions"
    }
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    "neur-a-lign": "Neur.a.lign",
    "nueralign-phonetic": "/ˈnʊərəˈlaɪn/",
    "a-game-changing-evidence": "A game-changing evidence-based gamified cognitive development program.",
    "created-by-a-neurodiverse-team": "Created by a neurodiverse team to empower the neurodiverse community.",
    "based-on-the-most-advanced": "Based on the most advanced principles of neuroscience and neural plasticity, with years of research and fieldwork.",
    "foundational-and-life-changing": "Foundational and<br>life-changing.",
    "kirsten-lopez": "Kirsten López, Psychologist",
    "other-data": "Other data shows that 99% of students improve by at least two grade levels after 12 weeks.",
    "dys-lex-i-a": "Dys.lex.i.a",
    "dyslexia-phonetic": "/dəsˈleksēə/",
    "a-neurotype-shared-by": "A neurotype shared by 1 in 5 people worldwide, and by 4 in 5 people with learning disabilities.¹",
    "it-makes-it-hard-to-read": "It makes it hard to read, spell, write, or do math.",
    "it-can-cause-feelings": "It can cause feelings of anxiety, anger, depression, or low self-esteem.²",
    "dyslexics-often-excel-in": "Dyslexics often excel in outside-the-box creative and critical thinking. Some of the world’s greatest celebrities, leaders, artists, and entrepreneurs are Dyslexic.³",
    "with-the-right-approach": "With the right approach and support, you can thrive!",
    "results-supported-by-research": "Results supported by research",
    "the-centre-for-applied-cognitive-research": "The Centre for Applied Cognitive Research at Carleton University conducted a quasi-randomized controlled trial of Neuralign.",
    "the-study-found": "The study found:",
    "improvements-in-word-reading": "Significant improvements in word-reading skills.",
    "improvments-in-passage-comprehension": "Significant improvements in passage comprehension",
    "improvements-in-phonological-skills": "Significant improvements in phonological skills.",
    "improvements-in-arithmetic-fluency": "Significant improvements in arithmetic fluency.",
    "neuralign-improves-dyslexic-students-reading": "Neuralign improves dyslexic students’ reading by an average of 50% in 10 weeks, according to a study by the Center for Applied Cognitive Research and the Department of Psychology at Carleton University. Other studies show that 99% of students improve by at least two grade levels after 12 weeks.",
    "learn-about-essa": "Learn about ESSA",
    "improvement-1": "<p>Significant <br />improvements in <br /><strong>word-reading skills.</strong></p>",
    "improvement-2": "<p>Significant <br />improvements in <br /><strong>passage comprehension.</strong></p>",
    "improvement-3": "<p>Significant <br />improvements in <br /><strong>phonological skills.</strong></p>",
    "improvement-4": "<p>Significant <br />improvements in <br /><strong>arithmetic fluency.</strong></p>",
    "neuralign-recieved-essa": "<p>Neuralign's research has <br />recieved the coveted<br /><strong>Level 1 ESSA certification.</strong></p>",
    "neuralign-improves": "Neuralign improves dyslexic students' reading by an average of 50% in 10 weeks,",
    "according-to-a-report": "according to a report by the Center for Applied Cognitive Research and the Department of Psychology at Carleton University.",
    "free-dyslexia-screening": "Free Dyslexia Screening",
    "our-confidential-screening": "Our confidential screening tools are designed to identify your child's risk of dyslexia, so we can help you create a targeted plan to get them reading.",
    "take-the-screener": "Take the Screener",
    "what-is-neuralign": "What is Neuralign?",
    "the-neuralign-story": "The Neuralign Story"
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  "foundation": {
    "literacy-rates": [
      "Every year, over 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the United States. While 20% of the population has a language-based learning disability, studies show that 80% of the prison population is functionally illiterate.¹",
      "By improving literacy rates, we reduce the risks of dropping out, and of incarceration and recidivism."
    ],
    "dyslexia-statistics": [
      "According to the International Dyslexia Association, 15-20% of the population has a language-based learning disability.²",
      "It’s estimated that 50% of the prison population is dyslexic.³"
    ],
    "neuralign-is-delighted": "Neuralign is delighted to announce a partnership with the Fondation Dr. Julien. This alliance will help us distribute Neuralign directly to at-risk and underprivileged communities throughout Quebec and parts of Ontario, with the goal of reaching children with learning and speech impairments who can benefit from the program.",
    "we-partner-with": [
      "We partner with organizations and individuals to help support the neurodiverse community.",
      "Please get in touch with us if you’d like to learn more."
    ],
    "contact-us-about-nfp-opportunities": "Contact Us about NFP opportunities",
    "donate-now": "Donate Now"
  },
  "shop": {
    "summer-sale": "Sale! Save ",
    "unlimited-access": "+ Unlimited Access for 1 Year",
    "per-month": "/month",
    "per-student": "Per student",
    "per-student-month": "Per student for 12 months",
    "regular-price": "* Regular price ",
    "sign-up": "Sign Up",
    "work-with-provider": "Work with a certified, specialized provider at their centre or remotely.",
    "contact-providers": "Contact providers for their pricing, which reflects their qualifications and/or service rates.",
    "find-a-provider": "Find a Provider",
    "become-a-provider": "Become a Provider",
    "13-week-program": "13 week program",
    "best-value": "* Best Value",
    "billed-now": "billed now",
    "billed-weekly": "billed weekly for 12 weeks",
    "work-with-a-certified": "Work with a certified specialized provider at their center or remotely.",
    "contact-providers-for-their": "Contact providers for their pricing, which reflects their qualifications and/or service rates.",
    "summer-sale-save": "Summer Sale!",
    "dyslexia-awareness-month": "Dyslexia Awareness Month",
    "dyslexia-awareness-month-sale": "Dyslexia Awareness Month Sale",
    "black-friday-sale": "Black Friday / Cyber Monday Sale",
    "summer-back-to-school": "Summer/back-to-school promo!",
    "save": "Save",
    "unlimited access": "+ Unlimited access for 1 year",
    "holiday-sale": "Holiday Sale"
  },
  "common": {
    "blog": "Blog",
    "sign-up": "Sign up",
    "it-affects-roughly-20-percent": "It affects roughly 20% of the population.¹",
    "dyslexia-is-a-neurotype-that": "Dyslexia is a neurotype that often contributes to creative, out-of-the-box thinking but can make reading acquisition challenging.",
    "dyslexia-takes-away-an-individuals-ability-to-read-quickly": "Dyslexia takes away an individual's ability to read quickly and automatically, and to retrieve spoken words easily, but it does not dampen their creativity and ingenuity.",
    "dyslexia-affects-20-percent-of-the-global-population": "Dyslexia affects 20% of the global population and represents 80-90% of all those with learning disabilities.",
    "it-is-the-most-common-of-all-learning-disorders": "It is the most common of all learning disorders.¹",
    "they-are-more-prone-to-experiencing-social-and-emotional-problems": "They are more prone to experiencing social and emotional problems such as anxiety, anger, depression and low self-esteem.",
    "neuralign-is-an-evidence-based-online-game-for-people-with-reading-difficulties": "Neuralign is an evidence based online game for people with reading difficulties, consisting of 15 weeks of targeted coginitive training and reading instruction.",
    "if-reading-is-a-problem-neuralign-is-the-solution": "If Reading is a Problem,<br />Neuralign is the Solution.",
    "what-is-neuralign": "What is Neuralign?",
    "evidence-basis": "Evidence Basis",
    "testimonials": "Testimonials",
    "non-profit": "Non-profit",
    "news": "News",
    "whats-my-neurotype": "What's my Neurotype?",
    "faq": "FAQ",
    "buy-now": "Buy Now",
    "log-in": "Log In",
    "explore-neuralign": "Explore Neuralign",
    "canAdvanceDistributor": "Exclusive U.S. Distributor",
    "neuralign-is-a-foundational-and-life-changing-program": "“Neuralign is a foundational and<br>life changing program.”",
    "kirsten-lopez": "Kirsten López, Psychologist",
    "it-truly-is-life-changing": "“Through a process called accelerated neuroplasticity, this game-like intervention allows the dyslexic brain to build the necessary connections needed for effective reading. It truly is life-changing.”",
    "foundation-and-life-changing": "“Foundational and<br /> life-changing”",
    "kirsten": "Kirsten López, School Principal",
    "rina-gupta": "Dr. Rina Gupta, Psychologist",
    "i-have-no-doubt-that-neuralign-has-contributed": "I have no doubt that Neuralign has contributed to my students becoming successful readers.",
    "adele-sherman": "Adele Sherman, Educational Psychologist",
    "award-winning-technology": "Award Winning Technology",
    "attention-ottawa-and-surrounding-areas": "Attention Ottawa & Surrounding Areas!",
    "carleton-university-is-recruiting-participants-for-an-independent-study": "Carleton University is recruiting participants for an independent study on the effectiveness of Neuralign.",
    "find-out-if-you-qualify": "Find out if you qualify",
    "stay-connected": "Stay connected",
    "neuralign-non-profit": "Neuralign Non-Profit",
    "every-year-over-a-million-students-drop-out": "Every year, over 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the united states. Children who arent reading at grade level by the time they are in 3rd grade are 4 times more likely to dropout of high school. As well, students in the bottom 20% family income bracket are 5 times more likely to dropout of high school than students in the top 20% family income bracket.",
    "dyslexia-statistics": "Dyslexia Statistics",
    "according-to-the-international-dislexia-association": "According to the International Dyslexia Association, 15-20% of the population has a language-based learning disability.²",
    "its-estimated-that-50-percent-of-the-prison-population": " It’s estimated that 50% of the prison population is dyslexic.",
    "80-percent-of-the-prison-population": "80% of the prison population is functionally illiterate",
    "learn-more-about-dyslexia": "Learn More About Dyslexia",
    "neuralign-is-dedicated-to-the-right-to-read": "Neuralign is dedicated to the right to read. Our goal is to provide learning solutions for everyone in need.",
    "neuralign-foundation-develops": [
      "Neuralign non-profit develops next-generation learning solutions and provides them to those most in need.",
      "Literacy is the key to learning and an essential part of a rich, productive life. The reading abilities built by children during their primary and early secondary years are crucial to their ability to do well at school. Research identifies a clear link between the development of cognitive skills such as literacy and numeracy at an early age and higher levels of education achievement, greater employability, higher earnings and greater social participation.",
      "Developed with leading educators and scientists, NEURALIGN leverages advanced proprietary technologies to deliver effective, immersive, gamified content. Our solutions are powered by the award-winning LSWORKS™ learning management system. Through the power of gamified learning experiences, we provide students with the skills they’ll need to thrive as global citizens."
    ],
    "we-will-be-launching-a-special-program-to-donate": "We will be launching a special program to donate over a million dollars of programs to selected not-forprofit organizations and individuals, to help support struggling readers. Please get in touch with us if you’d like to learn more.",
    "contact-us-about-nfp-opportunities": "Contact Us about NFP opportunities",
    "donate-now": "Donate Now",
    "there-is-no-program-out-there": "“There is no program out there that can do what Neuralign is doing.”",
    "maude-le-roux": "Maude Le Roux, OTR/L",
    "active-research-projects": "Active Research Projects",
    "learn-more": "Learn More",
    "neuralign-improves-dyslexic-students": "Students who used Neuralign read an average of 50% more words in 10 weeks, according to a report prepared for LSWorks by the Center for Applied Cognitive Research at the Department of Cognitive Science at Carleton University.",
    "reading-science-scholarly-articles": "Reading Science, Scholarly Articles",
    "neuralign-incorporates-everything-we-know": "Neuralign incorporates everything we know about reading, and where things can go wrong.",
    "neuralign-quickly-and-efficiently-builds-the-foundational-neural-network": "Neuralign quickly and efficiently builds the foundational neural network required for reading.",
    "neuralign-is-an-engaging-interactive-program": "Neuralign is an engaging, interactive program, and students see noticeable results in as little as 15 hours. Neuralign will help you help your students achieve success in reading, build confidence and reduce anxiety.",
    "neuralign-can-help-when-nothing-else-has": "Neuralign can Help, When Nothing Else Has.",
    "do-neuralign-at-home": "1. Do Neuralign at home.",
    "see-results-quickly": "2. See results quickly.",
    "achieve-your-goals": "3. Achieve your goals.",
    "neuralign-is-a-cognitive-therapy-program": "Neuralign is a cognitive therapy program that lights up the neural reading network of your brain, building reliable and effective reading pathways. Many Neuralign users start to see results after the first few sessions. Neuralign can be completed on your own schedule, in the privacy and comfort of your home.",
    "neuralign-has-3-powerful-components": "Neuralign has 3 powerful components, and 5 difficulty levels for all abilities.",
    "thanks-to-advancements-in-technology": "Thanks to advancements in technology, we now have the ability to deliver the most comprehensive research based learning interventions all around the world.",
    "what-is-adhd": "What is ADHD?",
    "adhd-or-attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder-is-a-mental-health-disorder": [
      "Adhd, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a mental health disorder that can cause a multitude of persistent issues, such as inability to pay attention, impulsivity and hyperactivity. Adhd is divided into three presentations, inattentive, hyperactive, or combined, and can present differently in girls and boys and throughout different life stages.",
      "According to Additude, adhd is a complex brain disorder that impacts approximately 11% of children and almost 5% of adults in the u.s. Adhd is a developmental impairment of the brain’s executive functions. People with adhd have trouble with impulse-control, focusing, and organization.",
      "Neuroscience, brain imaging, and clinical research tell us a few important things: adhd is not a behavior disorder. Adhd is not a mental illness. Adhd is not a specific learning disability. Adhd is, instead, a developmental impairment of the brain’s self-management system. Both adults and children can be diagnosed with adhd.¹"
    ],
    "while-adhd-is-considered-a-disorder": "“While adhd is considered a disorder, and it can certainly make life difficult sometimes, most of my greatest strengths are a result of it.”",
    "erika-poupart": "~ Erika Poupart",
    "how-to-explain-adhd": "How to Explain ADHD",
    "people-with-adhd-are-in-the-best-position-to-explain": "People with adhd are in the best position to explain what it’s like having adhd. We love this video by how to adhd!",
    "the-adhd-presentations": "The ADHD Presentations ",
    "previously-adhd-was-categorized-in-3-subtypes": "Previously, adhd was categorized in 3 subtypes. However it’s now been determined that people often move from one subtype to another, depending on their life-stage. In addition to that, the subtypes relied heavily on overt behavioral symptoms, and ignored non-behavioural symptoms.",
    "the-symptoms-of-adhd-primarily-inattentive-type": "The Symptoms of ADHD – Primarily Inattentive Type",
    "primarily-inattentive-type-list": [
      "Often fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork, at work, or with other activities.",
      "Often has trouble holding attention on tasks or play activities.",
      "Often does not seem to listen when spoken to directly.",
      "Often does not follow through on instructions and fails to finish schoolwork, chores, or duties in the workplace (e.g., loses focus, side-tracked).",
      "Often has trouble organizing tasks and activities.",
      "Often avoids, dislikes, or is reluctant to do tasks that require mental effort over a long period of time (such as schoolwork or homework).",
      "Often loses things necessary for tasks and activities (e.g. School materials, pencils, books, tools, wallets, keys, paperwork, eyeglasses, mobile telephones).",
      "Is often easily distracted.",
      "Is often forgetful in daily activities."
    ],
    "the-symptoms-of-adhd-primarily-hyperactive-impulsive-type": "The Symptoms of ADHD – Primarily Hyperactive-Impulsive Type",
    "primarily-hyperactive-impulsive-type-list": [
      "Often fidgets with or taps hands or feet, or squirms in seat.",
      "Often leaves seat in situations when remaining seated is expected.",
      "Often runs about or climbs in situations where it is not appropriate (adolescents or adults may be limited to feeling restless).",
      "Often unable to play or take part in leisure activities quietly.",
      "Is often “on the go” acting as if “driven by a motor”.",
      "Often talks excessively",
      "Often blurts out an answer before a question has been completed.",
      "Often has trouble waiting their turn.",
      "Often interrupts or intrudes on others (e.g., butts into conversations or games)."
    ],
    "the-following-diagnostic-conditions-must-also-be-met": "The following diagnostic conditions must also be met:",
    "diagnostic-conditions-list": [
      "Several inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms were present before age 12 years.",
      "Several symptoms are present in two or more settings, (such as at home, school or work; with friends or relatives; in other activities).",
      "There is clear evidence that the symptoms interfere with, or reduce the quality of, social, school, or work functioning.",
      "The symptoms are not better explained by another mental disorder (such as a mood disorder, anxiety disorder, dissociative disorder, or a personality disorder). The symptoms do not happen only during the course of schizophrenia or another psychotic disorder.²"
    ],
    "about-us": "About Us",
    "dyslexia-screening-tool": "Dyslexia Screening Tool",
    "what-is-autism": "What is Autism?",
    "cerebral-palsy": "Cerebral Palsy",
    "what-is-dyslexa": "What is Dyslexia?",
    "dyslexia-is-a-specific-learning-disorder-in-reading": "Dyslexia is a specific learning disorder in reading. People with dyslexia have a hard time picking up the skill of fluent and accurate reading, and may have trouble with reading comprehension, spelling and writing.",
    "this-is-how-the-international-dyslexia-association-defines-dyslexia": "This is how The International Dyslexia Association defines dyslexia:",
    "dyslexia-is-a-specific-learning-disability-that-is-neurobiological-in-origin": "“Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities. These difficulties typically result from a deficit in the phonological component of language that is often unexpected in relation to other cognitive abilities and the provision of effective classroom instruction. Secondary consequences may include problems in reading comprehension and reduced reading experience that can impede growth of vocabulary and background knowledge.” ",
    "adopted-by-the-ida-board-of-directors": "(Adopted by the IDA Board of Directors, Nov. 12, 2002. Many state education codes, including New Jersey, Ohio and Utah, have adopted this definition.) ",
    "reading-is-a-very-important-life-skill": "“Reading is a very important life skill, but it is not a measure of intelligence”",
    "ingrid-poupart": "~ Ingrid Poupart",
    "dyslexia-facts": "Dyslexia Facts",
    "dyslexia-affects-20-percent-of-the-population": "Dyslexia affects 20 percent of the population and represents 80–90 percent of all those with learning disabilities. It is the most common of all neuro-cognitive disorders.",
    "dyslexia-does-not-reflect-an-overall-defect-in-language": "Dyslexia does not reflect an overall defect in language, but a localized weakness within the phonologic module of the brain (where sounds of language are put together to form words or break words down into sounds).",
    "dyslexics-are-not-more-prone-to-letter-reversals-than-non-dyslexics": "Dyslexics are not more prone to letter reversals than non-dyslexics. Letter reversals are common among many young children who are learning to read and write, and many dyslexic children do not reverse letters.",
    "nearly-the-same-percentage-of-people-from-different-ethnic": "Nearly the same percentage of people from different ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds have dyslexia.",
    "80-percent-of-children-with-an-iep": "80% of children with an IEP have reading difficulty and 85% of those are Dyslexic.",
    "dyslexia-screening": "Dyslexia Screening",
    "an-official-dyslexia-diagnosis-can-only-be-obtained": "An official dyslexia diagnosis can only be obtained from a qualified professional. If you’d like to assess your risk of dyslexia you can complete our Dyslexia Quick Screen, or our more comprehensive Dyslexia Screening below.",
    "neuralign-dyslexia-quick-screen": "Neuralign Dyslexia Quick Screen",
    "neuralign-dyslexia-screening": "Neuralign Dyslexia Screening",
    "issues-with-dyslexia": [
      "Reading",
      "Name Recall",
      "Memorization",
      "Word Recall",
      "Math Problems",
      "Time Management"
    ],
    "more-issues-with-dyslexia": [
      "Have difficulty focusing or completing tasks",
      "Become very tired when reading or writing",
      "Forget words they read correctly just minutes before",
      "Learn better visually or hands-on",
      "Have a low tolerance for stress",
      "Have low self-esteem"
    ],
    "about-1-in-5-kids-have-dyslexia": "About 1 in 5 kids have dyslexia.",
    "kids-with-dyslexia-can-have-issues-with": "Kids with dyslexia can have issues with:",
    "kids-with-dyslexia-can": "Kids with dyslexia can:",
    "people-with-dyslexia-can-be-masters-at-find-coping-strategies": "People with dyslexia can be masters at finding coping strategies, and many kids with dyslexia are gifted “out of the box” thinkers. But, lagging behind in their reading and writing skill can cause anxiety and low self esteem in bright kids.",
    "play-games-improve-your-reading": "Play Games. Improve Your Reading.",
    "play-neuralign-games-for-just-a-few-hours-a-week": "Play Neuralign games for just a few hours a week and before you know it, reading will be easier!",
    "meet-our-characters": "Meet our Characters",
    "our-characters-will-join-you-on-your-neuralign-journey": "Our characters will join you on your Neuralign journey to help you along the way!",
    "leila": "Leila",
    "leila-description": "Leila is a funny, bright, creative kid who sees the world in a unique way. She had trouble learning her letters and sounds last year, so her parents investigated and found out she’s dyslexic.",
    "celeste": "Celeste",
    "celeste-description": "Celeste is quiet and shy around strangers, but once she gets to know you she has lots to say! She loves anime and graphic novels, and is always happy to share her knowledge about both.",
    "billie": "Billie",
    "billie-description": "Billie loves music, dance, and sports. When Billie was 8 they were diagnosed with ADHD. They learn best when they can move, fidget, and listen to music to help drown out distractions.",
    "sam": "Sam",
    "sam-description": "Sam loves robotics and acting. Sam is autistic and gets frustrated when people don’t try to understand him. Sam is learning to advocate for himself, but is looking forward to a time when he doesn’t have to.",
    "kevin": "Kevin",
    "kevin-description": "Kevin is the type of person who makes friends with everyone! He’s caring and smart, funny and kind. Kevin has a disorder called ElhersDanlos Syndrome, and uses a wheelchair sometimes to help get around. Kevin is dyslexic, but has learned to love reading.",
    "oliver": "Oliver",
    "oliver-description": "Oliver calls himself AuDHD, because he’s Autistic and has ADHD. He keeps himself busy with lots of sports, but his favourite sport is hockey.",
    "charlotte": "Charlotte",
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      "The symptoms of CP vary from person to person. A person with severe CP might need to use special equipment to be able to walk, or might not be able to walk at all and might need lifelong care. A person with mild CP, on the other hand, might walk a little awkwardly, but might not need any special help. CP does not get worse over time, though the exact symptoms can change over a person’s lifetime.",
      "All people with CP have problems with movement and posture. Many also have related conditions such as intellectual disability; seizures; problems with vision, hearing, or speech; changes in the spine (such as scoliosis); or joint problems (such as contractures).¹"
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      "Spastic diplegia/diparesis involves muscle stiffness that is predominantly in the legs. The arms may be affected to a lesser extent.",
      "Spastic quadriplegia/quadriparesis is the most severe form of CP. It is caused by widespread damage to the brain or significant brain malformations."
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        "Charles Dickens was rocked by the experiences of his youth. Having had a relatively carefree childhood, at the age of 12 a debt crisis in his family resulted in him having to work for two years in a shoe polish factory, where he experienced first-hand the horrors of child labour. Once Charles Dickens established himself as a literary genius and powerhouse, he dedicated his prowess, fame and influence to expose these deep societal ills, paving the way for incredible social change that still reverberates with us today.",
        "More than 200 years later the Charles Dickens Heritage has teamed up with Neuralign to continue his great child centered philanthropic work by offering the gift of reading to children around the world."
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    "funAndEasy": "Neuralign is a fun and easy program to do, and being able to complete work at home was very accessible to our schedule. It helped both my boys aged 8 and 10 improve greatly in their reading skills, but also in their organization skills and in their self-esteem…",
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        "In collaboration the Dickens family, the Charles Dickens Heritage Foundation, and Neuralign International Inc. are very proud to present Neuralign – A Christmas Carol. People of all ages who struggle with reading now have an opportunity to overcome those challenges through this incredible life-altering program. What better gift than to be able to read! A gift that will keep on giving for a lifetime!",
        "The Charles Dickens Heritage Foundation is excited to bring famous author Charles Dickens’ change-making works into the world of gamified learning. Dickens addressed social injustices head-on, and his globally renowned book, A Christmas Carol, established the modern concept of celebrating Christmas with acts of kindness and charity.",
        "Ingrid Poupart and her team at Neuralign are educators and agents of change, dedicated to helping struggling readers worldwide. The Neuralign program they have developed addresses the negative social and economic consequences of reading difficulties, and is a game-changer for students worldwide… And when agents of change collaborate, the results are magical!",
        "And in the spirit of charitable giving that is the hallmark of A Christmas Carol, a portion of the proceeds from the purchase of every program will be donated to Children’s Hospitals and other children’s welfare causes throughout the world.",
        "Please join us as we continue the time-honored mission of empowering children and families with the fabulous gift of reading. Charles Dickens would be very proud, and so should you!"
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      "header": "Thanks to advancements in research, we now know more than ever about what is required of our brains and bodies in order to master the skill of reading.",
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          "description": "Auditory processing refers to the way the brain recognizes and interprets sounds, especially speech. Issues with auditory processing can cause problems recognizing slight differences between sounds in words, even when the sounds are loud and clear enough to be heard. (1). People with auditory processing issues may find it hard to isolate the sounds in words, match sounds to letters or blend sounds into words."
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          "description": "Visual processing and visual attention refers to the number of distinct visual elements (such as letters) that can be simultaneously processed in a multi-element array  (such as on a page of text). (2) Studies show that visual attention span capacities account for a substantial amount of unique variance in reading. (3)"
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          "title": "Ocular Motor Control",
          "description": "The ability of both eyes to work smoothly and efficiently when tracking a moving object or looking from place to place. (4) The motor neurons controlling the muscles have to coordinate to produce desired eye movements. (5) The inability to do this effectively can lead to difficulties with reading, such as loss of place, skipping lines, skipping words and lack of fluency and speed. (4)"
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        "four": {
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          "description": "The ability to identify a whole form or object from an incomplete outline or representation, or the ability to use visual clues in order to identify or recognise a symbol or object, when it is not visible in its entirety. It helps us to quickly process the information we receive from our surroundings, owing to the fact that our visual processing system does not need to analyze every single detail in order to be able to recognise what we see. (10)"
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        "five": {
          "title": "Executive Function",
          "description": "Executive function (EF) is an umbrella term that encompasses the set of higher- order processes (such as inhibitory control, working memory, and attentional flexibility) that govern goal-directed action and adaptive responses to novel, complex, or ambiguous situations. (9) Executive function is responsible for: paying attention, organizing, planning and prioritizing, starting and completing tasks, understanding different points of view, regulating emotions and self- monitoring. (8)"
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        "six": {
          "title": "Working Memory",
          "description": "Also referred to as short-term memory, it is comprised of 3 key parts: the Central Executive (sends data to the subsystems), the Visuospatial Sketchpad or inner eye (stores and processes information in a visual or spatial form), and the Phonological Loop (deals with spoken and written material). (11) Working memory is a system for temporarily storing and managing the information required to carry out complex cognitive tasks such as learning, reasoning, and comprehension. (12)"
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          "title": "Decoding and Encoding",
          "description": "“Children are wired for sound,  but the print is an optional accessory that must  be painstakingly bolted on.” Steven Pinker, (Wolf, 2008, p 19).  Literacy is, at its base, the encoding, decoding and  understanding of language. (13). Decoding phonemes  is the root of reading, and encoding of phonemes is  the root of writing."
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          "title": "Phonological Awareness",
          "description": "There is strong scientific consensus that emphasizing print-to-sound relationships is critical when learning to read alphabetic languages. (20). Phonological awareness allows us to attend to, discriminate, remember, and manipulate sounds at the sentence, word, syllable, and phoneme (sound) level. (14) Phonological awareness is important as a precursor to decoding. (15)(16)(17)"
        },
        "nine": {
          "title": "Morphology | Word construction",
          "description": "Morphological awareness is explicitly thinking about the smallest units of meaning in language, which are called morphemes. These units include root words that can stand alone as words, prefixes, suffixes, and bound roots, which are roots that must have a prefix or suffix added to become a word. (22)(23)"
        },
        "ten": {
          "title": "Timing",
          "description": "With timing, We are able to coordinate our “looking” and “listening” in order to pay attention with both systems simultaneously, while also being able to use the timing between these sensory systems to develop an adequate working memory span for the comprehension of reading. Inner timing between the senses is required in order to truly read with fluidity, rhythm, and automaticity. (18) (25)."
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          "title": "Visual Sequential Memory",
          "description": "The ability to recall and reproduce a series of visual stimuli, including letters, shapes, numbers, symbols and objects, in a specific sequence. Visual sequential memory is necessary for identifying the ordering of letters in words, and words in sentences. It is part of the visual decoding process in reading and the encoding process in spelling. “The eyes look and the brain sees.” (6)"
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          "title": "Multi-Sensory",
          "description": "Multi-sensory activities provide needed scaffolding to beginning and struggling readers and include visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile activities to enhance learning and memory. (26)"
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    "header": "“We are so excited to announce for the first time ever, she had an incredible report card this quarter – lowest mark was 83, everything else was in the high 80s and 90s.”",
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        "content": "“Through a process called accelerated neuroplasticity, this game-like intervention allows the dyslexic brain to build the necessary connections needed for effective reading. It truly is life-changing.”"
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        "title": "Maria De Ionno, Psychologist, Brain Solution Plus, Australia",
        "content": "“I love this intervention because it deals with the underlying causes of learning difficulties... As visual and spoken language processing improve, the ability to listen and communicate also improve.  It’s a comprehensive approach.”"
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        "title": "Rima Balshe, PhD. Psychologist, Coventry University, Cairo",
        "content": "“Reading is a complex behavior that requires the successful development of several brain structures and functions. Neuralign’s interactive program targets the neural circuits involved in reading in a fun and engaging manner”."
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        "title": "JOYCE (Samantha’s mom)",
        "shortDescription": "“We still can’t believe how easy and painless the program was to complete and how Samantha never complained about having to do any of the sessions.“",
        "description": "<p>Our daughter Samantha is in grade 8 and always needed to work so hard in school due to her reading abilities.  So when we were given the opportunity this fall to complete the Neuralign Home program, we gratefully accepted the opportunity.</p><p>We are so excited to announce for the first time ever, she had an incredible report card this quarter – lowest mark was 83, everything else was in the high 80’s and 90’s.</p><p>We still can’t believe how easy and painless the program was to complete and how Samantha never complained about having to do any of the sessions.  She actually enjoyed the whole process because I am sure she could feel something was changing.</p><p>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for developing Neuralign, I just wished we could have found it earlier!</p><p>With sincere gratitude,</p>Joyce</p>"
      },
      "sonja": {
        "title": "SONJA (Joshua’s Mom)",
        "shortDescription": "“We have seen great improvement in his reading fluency and Joshua’s confidence has also grown.“",
        "description": "<p>My husband struggled his way through school and never learned how to read properly, so when we noticed that our son, Joshua, was experiencing difficulties reading we decided that he needed some extra help. Through recommendations from relatives and friends, we were led to Ingrid Poupart and the Neuralign program.</p><p>As my husband was taking Joshua to his reading sessions, Ingrid suggested that since he is already here, she could set up an extra work station for him to complete Neuralign as well. He reluctantly agreed and has not regretted it since. After completing the program, he can now read faster and more fluently. His reading skills have greatly improved. He no longer just looks at pictures, but actually reads the articles in newspapers. He also started to read books, which he never would have attempted to do. Working with Ingrid, he was never made to feel stupid or incompetent.  Her kind, gentle and patient way was very encouraging.</p><p>We recommend the Neuralign program to anyone, young or old, that is struggling with reading. The teacher, Ingrid, is wonderful to work with and we have seen 'miraculous' results.</p><p>Thank you!</p><p>Sonja</p>"
      },
      "jenny": {
        "title": "JENNY'S Mom",
        "shortDescription": "I came home today to find Jenny sitting in our nook reading a book. As a mother who watched her daughter struggle for so many years I just started crying!",
        "description": "<p>Words can't describe how my heart felt. Jenny is 16 and refused to read for pleasure until she completed #Neuralign Home. Being able to complete the program at home was life-changing for her.  We live in a rural area and there is not a lot of support in our area, but Jenny was always embarrassed to read for anyone because it was such a struggle.  She needed to reread everything to understand what she was reading and it took her a very long time to complete any assignments at school.  Reading was never a pleasure!</p><p>At first, when Jenny started Neuralign she was not sure how something so easy to do could benefit her, but she didn't mind doing the program because she could complete it without struggling, which was a nice change. Then, out of nowhere, she noticed that she could read her school work easier, she wasn't reversing her letters anymore and she was able to understand better in class. She would complete her homework much quicker and have many more correct answers in all of her subjects, including math.</p><p>I am so thankful to Neuralign and LSWorks for offering our community such an amazing program.  Your work is life-changing and I thank you with all my heart!</p>"
      },
      "debbie": {
        "title": "DEBBIE",
        "shortDescription": "“Neuralign produced the biggest jump in 7th grade when he jumped 3 grade levels in reading that year.“",
        "description": "<p>Good morning Ingrid. Last night my grandson asked me if I would order a book for him to read. This book was for leisure reading. Pretty amazing since he was a non reader leaving his 5th grade year. Then he did Neuralign that summer and a jump from 1st to 2nd grade reading beginning his 6th grade year and now he wants a book to read. I’d say that is huge. School identified him as never going to read and used adaptive books on tape, staff reading educational material to him etc. Neuralign produced the biggest jump in 7th grade when he jumped 3 grade levels in reading that year.</p><p>So amazing to have hope that by the time he graduates I feel he will be doing all school work on his own. Still assistance at this point, but I know things will change.</p><p>Thank you so much for introducing this program to me.</p><p>Debbie</p>"
      },
      "kim": {
        "title": "KIM (Ian’s Mom)",
        "shortDescription": "“We have been so pleased with Ian’s progress and feel he’s reading more comfortably than before.”",
        "description": "<p>We have been so pleased with Ian’s progress and feel he’s reading more comfortably than before.  It has got him to the point of reading a Magic Treehouse book, of his own accord. This is a big step in the right direction and feels like such an achievement.  I’m so Thankful! …And the Neuralign program doesn’t feel like a chore.  It’s so interesting that Ian was generally very happy to do it.  Thank you so much for all your help!</p><p>Warm Regards,</p><p>Kim</p>"
      },
      "julie": {
        "title": "JULIE",
        "shortDescription": "“It helped both my boys aged 8 and 10 improve greatly in their reading skills, but also in their organization skills and in their self-esteem“",
        "description": "<p>Neuralign is a fun and easy program to do, and being able to complete work at home was very accessible to our schedule. It helped both my boys aged 8 and 10 improve greatly in their reading skills, but also in their organization skills and in their self-esteem…another plus to completing this program is we got to work with Ingrid and Erika, two amazing ladies that are fun, kind, empathetic and passionate about what they do.  I would highly recommend this program to any student that struggles in school!</p><p>Sincerely,</p><p>Julie</p>"
      },
      "grace": {
        "title": "GRACE (Ann-Maire’s Mom)",
        "shortDescription": "“The difference in her reading skills changed dramatically, within 3 weeks my daughter was reading without struggles.”",
        "description": "<p>When I first heard about Neuralign and brain training programs I was skeptical.  However after doing some research the information seemed intriguing and seemed to make sense so I figured I had tried so many other programs why not this one.</p><p>I am so glad that I decided to have my daughter Ann-Maire complete the Neuralign program...the difference in her reading skills changed dramatically, within 3 weeks my daughter was reading without struggles.  My daughter who had just completed grade 9 no longer seems to stress about starting grade 10 this year.  She has a new found confidence which she never had before completing Neuralign.  Now she picks up books to read for pleasure.  The part that aws me is how quick, simple and painless everything was.</p><p>Ann-Marie came running into the kitchen the other day and read me an article in a magazine without giving it any thought...it was just automatized and she knew she could now do it.  This brought tears to my eyes!</p><p>Forever grateful,</p><p>Grace</p>"
      },
      "karl": {
        "title": "KARL (Felix’s Dad)",
        "shortDescription": "“It was so cool watching him do the pig latin games, he was decoding those words faster than I could toward the end!“",
        "description": "<p>I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to the people at Neuralign.  My 12 year old son Felix has always struggled to read fluently and understand what he was reading. He has struggled with school related anxiety for years, and his reading issues have held him back in other areas he would otherwise excel in (such as Math and Science).</p><p>We have tried so many programs before, and some helped more than others, but none were as painless and effective as Neuralign. The first few sessions he needed some support from us, but he got the hang of it quickly and soon mastered all the games on his own.  It was so cool watching him do the pig latin games, he was decoding those words faster than I could toward the end!</p><p>What amazed me the most was that within the first week, his mood really started to improve. School wasn’t his favorite thing, but it wasn’t a constant battle to get him out the door in the morning. After a couple of weeks, he told me he didn’t mind school as much because his teacher was giving them easier work. When I checked his homework, the difficulty level was the same as it had been, I think he was just having an easier time of it.</p><p>Report cards are coming up and I look forward to connecting with his teachers to see if they’ve noticed a difference, but we certainly have at home. We will definitely do Neuralign again in the summer to see how much further it can take him.</p><p>Karl</p>"
      },
      "diane": {
        "title": "DIANE (Grandmother)",
        "shortDescription": "Neuralign made such a difference to my grandson. He graduated early in December. Did the application for a job, set up the interview and was hired.",
        "description": "<p>Neuralign made such a difference to my grandson. He graduated early in December. Did the application for a job, set up the interview and was hired.</p><p>School kept treating him like he needed special Ed programs to be able to work. He is capable of so much more.</p><p>It’s exciting so see all results, even years later after the Neuralign intervention. He is so motivated to live up to his potential. So exciting seeing him finally believe in himself.</p><p>Diane</p>"
      },
      "miri-gold": {
        "title": "Miri Gold",
        "shortDescription": "“My 6-year-old son was having a tough time learning to read. Letters seemed tricky for him, and school was getting frustrating. We tried different things, but progress was slow.”",
        "description": "<p>My 6-year-old son was having a tough time learning to read. Letters seemed tricky for him, and school was getting frustrating. We tried different things, but progress was slow.</p><p>Then we found Neuralign, and things started to click! It wasn't overnight, but after using it, he seemed to understand reading much better. He was picking up new words faster, and even started enjoying reading stories together at night.</p><p>Neuralign was a fun way for him to learn. The program kept him engaged, and it felt more like playing than work. If your child is struggling with reading, Neuralign is definitely worth checking out! It helped my son make great progress.</p>"
      },
      "ingrid-van-der-westhuizen": {
        "title": "Ingrid van der Westhuizen",
        "shortDescription": "“Love Neuralign as it is easy to use, it targets so many areas that we address in Occupational therapy.”",
        "description": "<p>Love Neuralign as it is easy to use, it targets so many areas that we address in Occupational therapy. I have seen good results with my clients who use the program regularly and complete the 40 hours of therapy. Thank you for creating an awesome product!</p>"
      },
      "goldie-t": {
        "title": "Goldie T",
        "shortDescription": "“Neuralign is an amazing program that has delivered outstanding results. We have been truly impressed by the significant improvements and positive outcomes we've seen in our child's life.”",
        "description": "<p>Neuralign is an amazing program that has delivered outstanding results. We have been truly impressed by the significant improvements and positive outcomes we've seen in our child's life. Neuralign has made a profound difference, and we are grateful for the positive impact it has had on our child.</p>"
      },
      "menachem-mendel-karp": {
        "title": "Menachem Mendel Karp",
        "shortDescription": "“Our experience with neuralign exceeded all expectations! We saw astounding results in reading speed, accuracy, fluency, and as an added bonus, reading comprehension.”",
        "description": "<p>Our experience with neuralign exceeded all expectations! We saw astounding results in reading speed, accuracy, fluency, and as an added bonus, reading comprehension. The program also had an effect on the overall countenance of our son, transforming him from a bouncy energetic boy, to a calm grounded focused pupil. We are forever indebted to the dedicated staff at CanAdvance for their expertise and support and unwavering belief in our son's ability to succeed!</p>"
      },
      "kanata-learning-center": {
        "title": "Kanata Learning Centre",
        "shortDescription": "“Kanata Learning Centre has been a provider of the Neuralign program since its beginning. As both a professional, and a parent / grandparent who has used the program, I have seen first hand the positive impact it has had.”",
        "description": "<p>Kanata Learning Centre has been a provider of the Neuralign program since its beginning. As both a professional, and a parent / grandparent who has used the program, I have seen first hand the positive impact it has had. Not only do we see a measurable improvement in reading skills, the child's motivation and attitude toward the act of reading becomes a more positive experience. I liken Neuralign to a re-set button that works when many other interventions / strategies have not.</p>"
      },
      "yides-weberman": {
        "title": "Yides Weberman",
        "shortDescription": "“An amazing program with fascinating results! Coupled with prism glasses, my child started reading like a bookworm. It's like a new world has opened up for her.”",
        "description": "<p>An amazing program with fascinating results! Coupled with prism glasses, my child started reading like a bookworm. It's like a new world has opened up for her. She graduated from a small reading group to her regular classroom reading in just a few weeks. Highly recommended!</p>"
      },
      "david-schipper": {
        "title": "David Schipper",
        "shortDescription": "“Strategic Learning Clinic has been a proud Neuralign provider since 2020.”",
        "description": "<p>Strategic Learning Clinic has been a proud Neuralign provider since 2020. We have offered remedial reading instruction since 1989, and have found that Neuralign helps improve the processing related to reading in many of our students, which reading instruction alone cannot do. We look forward to many more people using the program!</p>"
      },
      "sara-sarahz-zeiss": {
        "title": "Sara “SaraZ” Zeiss",
        "shortDescription": "“My son a 5th Grader, was struggling with reading fluency when his tutor recommended trying Neuralign. I decided to give it a try.”",
        "description": "<p>My son a 5th Grader, was struggling with reading fluency when his tutor recommended trying Neuralign. I decided to give it a try. After completing, I received some great news from his Teacher. He mentioned that my son's reading skills have improved significantly, and he's now performing at his best. Additionally, my son absolutely loved the games, with PigLatin being his favorite. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Neuralign team. Thank you very much.</p>"
      },
      "linda": {
        "title": "Linda",
        "shortDescription": "“My daughter never liked to read and it broke my heart. I was a voracious reader and to see my child struggling was difficult. ”",
        "description": "<p>My daughter never liked to read and it broke my heart. I was a voracious reader and to see my child struggling was difficult.</p>Ingrid, who has been working with her for several years, introduced us to the Neuralign program – in trusting Ingrid I took a leap of faith and enrolled her. What a difference! It is as if something was “unlocked” and she had clarity and understanding of not only reading a text, but understanding it. “Mom, I get it” were her words. She is a different child – her nose is in a book and she is reluctant to put it down even for supper or for bed. Her love of reading has flourished!</p><p>And even better she was accepted into her original private high school of choice after completing the Neuralign program and bringing her grades up.</p><p>Thank you to Ingrid – her patience, faith and persistence coupled with the knowledge that Neuralign was the key to unlocking her potential was immeasurable!</p><p>Linda</p>"
      },
      "lina": {
        "title": "Lina",
        "shortDescription": "“I thought you should know since Adriano participated in the Neuralign Intervention program 6 weeks ago we have seen the following results; Reading ability has improved greatly resulting in a boost of his self-esteem. Focus; he can now follow along with his other classmates with ease.”",
        "description": "<p>I thought you should know since Adriano participated in the Neuralign Intervention program 6 weeks ago we have seen the following results;</p><p>Reading ability has improved greatly resulting in a boost of his self-esteem.</p><p>Focus; he can now follow along with his other classmates with ease.</p><p>Has found a new appreciation for reading. As his reading became stronger, I noticed he started reading for pleasure, I don’t think I would have been able to say this without the Neuralign program.</p><p>The Neuralign program has relieved so much pressure from Adriano. Once the pressure was gone he believed he could do it and then he started seeing results, his whole attitude towards his studies changed.</p><p>The fighting over homework has stopped.</p> <p>Adriano’s teachers commented on how well his reading has improved. When he was falling behind he resorted to becoming the class clown, now he doesn’t have to rely on that, he can keep up with the rest of the class.</p><p>Adriano absolutely loved working with you Ingrid. You put him at ease from day one and built a strong relationship with him.</p><p>The computers made the program fun and interactive. It helped Adriano’s reading tremendously.</p><p>As a parent, I am pleased to have a professional like you working with my child. You have strong relationship building skills, which is imperative when dealing with children; I am honored that we since have become friends.</p><p>The positive reinforcement that your centre provides is invaluable. It is building confidence and strength in Adriano that I have never seen before.</p><p>With years of tutoring we have not seen results like this so quickly and smoothly. Not once did Adriano not want to participate, he actually really looked forward to going. I would recommend the Neuralign program without hesitation.</p><p>I can’t thank you enough Ingrid for believing in Adriano and giving him a chance to succeed in his future years of school.</p><p>Sincerely,</p><p>Lina</p>"
      },
      "nicholas": {
        "title": "Nicholas",
        "shortDescription": "“I feel my reading has improved from the Neuralign program. I also feel my comprehension has improved including my concentration.”",
        "description": "<p>I feel my reading has improved from the Neuralign program. I also feel my comprehension has improved including my concentration. I found the computer program was slow at the beginning but I found it has helped me a lot as I went on. I also have been reading faster and am better understanding the words.</p>Nicholas.<p>"
      },
      "antoine": {
        "title": "Antoine",
        "shortDescription": "“I have noticed that it helped, but it was so sudden that I couldn't quite tell where and when it started to help.”",
        "description": "<p>I have noticed that it helped, but it was so sudden that I couldn't quite tell where and when it started to help. But I do know it has helped me. I read a lot better than I used to and I understand the questions better in math and in English literature.</p>Antoine.<p>"
      },
      "adriano": {
        "title": "Adriano",
        "shortDescription": "“Here is how I feel Neuralign has helped me. My reading is much better, I can understand what I read and it is much easier to sound out and read the words.”",
        "description": "<p>Here is how I feel Neuralign has helped me. My reading is much better, I can understand what I read and it is much easier to sound out and read the words. It has really helped me to understand when I am taking a problem solving math test or a reading comprehensions test. I read a lot quicker and easier and I understand the questions so it is easier to answer them. Thank you Ingrid.</p>"
      },
      "a-proud-mother": {
        "title": "A Proud Mother",
        "shortDescription": "“How can I thank you for what you've done for my daughter!  All of your hard work is paying off. The Neuralign program has truly helped.”",
        "description": "<p>Dear Ingrid,</p><p>How can I thank you for what you've done for my daughter! All of your hard work is paying off. The Neuralign program has truly helped. She has always been smart and determined but had to always work so hard because of her learning disability. My biggest fear was that she would get frustrated and give up. Also I was worried about her self-esteem but thanks to your support and the Neuralign Program not only is she thriving but her confidence is through the roof. She can read and it has opened up a whole new world for her. She's like a sponge, absorbing everything and she's so happy.</p><p>Thank you again because of you and the Neuralign program my daughter can reach her true potential.</p><p>Forever grateful, a proud mother.</p>"
      },
      "claire": {
        "title": "Claire",
        "shortDescription": "“I came home from being out on Wednesday night and the sitter had asked Sam to go to bed. When I opened the door he was sitting in bed reading a book on his own.”",
        "description": "<p>Dear Ingrid.</p><p>I came home from being out on Wednesday night and the sitter had asked Sam to go to bed. When I opened the door he was sitting in bed reading a book on his own. This is the first time he has ever done that. I felt he was reading better at bed all week. Much faster and with less struggle. It amazed me that I am seeing this in the first week and can’t wait to see the results after the second week. But I know it is helping.</p><p>I feel very blessed that we crossed paths with you. I can only imagine where Sam would be right now without your help. I hope you know how much we appreciate everything.</p><p>I hope we will have a nice summer of reading ahead of us!</p><p>Sincerely, Claire</p>"
      },
      "sarah": {
        "title": "SARAH",
        "shortDescription": "\"His reading progress was remarkable over this time period. He moved up two reading groups at school, and is now reading novels for fun.\"",
        "description": "I purchased Neuralign over the summer to help my rising third grader. He was a struggling reader, though his tutor didn’t suspect dyslexia so I wasn’t sure if Neuralign would help. He completed the more intensive first 15 days at the end of the summer, then did the subsequent 10 week program during the first few months of school. His reading progress was remarkable over this time period. He moved up two reading groups at school, and is now reading novels for fun. His handwriting and spelling have improved a lot as well. Thank you all so much for what you do!"
      }
    }
  },
  "contact-us": {
    "header": "Don't hesitate to send us a message. We will be happy to answer your questions.",
    "subHeader": "* If you would like to do Neuralign please be sure to include your location in your message so that we can connect you with a provider in your area.",
    "professionalText": "I am a professional who would like to offer Neuralign"
  },
  "about-us": {
    "firstBlock": {
      "title": "Understanding dyslexic brains is what sets us apart. Neuralign was built for dyslexics, by dyslexics."
    },
    "secondBlock": {
      "header": "Neuralign is a not for profit educational SaaS (software as a service) development company.",
      "subHeader": "Our mission is to provide high tech, research based learning interventions for individuals with learning disabilities or difficulties in a way that is broadly accessible both logistically and financially. "
    },
    "fourthBlock": {
      "title": "The Personal Story of Neuralign Co-Founder Ingrid Poupart",
      "description1": "“The first key to teaching dyslexic learners to read is hope, ” says Ingrid Poupart, the co-founder and heart and soul of Neuralign. As a dyslexic learner herself, Ingrid understands firsthand the everyday obstacles and challenges struggling readers face. Like so many other students with disabilities, Ingrid was never diagnosed nor treated. Instead, she was left to fend for herself in getting through the academic hurdles presented each day at school. “Homework that would take others a half hour to do took me hours, ” she says. Unlike many young students with dyslexia, Ingrid was lucky to realize that she possessed other skills and abilities. She recognized that her dyslexia did not equate to a lack of intelligence.",
      "description2": "The seeds of today’s Neuralign were sown when Ingrid’s youngest child was diagnosed with dyslexia. Ingrid then started investigating the causes of reading deficiencies in the brain, and learnt that fluent readers used efficient pathways while struggling readers were using inefficient pathways to do the same task. 25 years, and several certifications later, the Neuralign program was born. Ingrid knew that by building fun and engaging games, children would be less reluctant and more inspired to complete the program, which would work on higher-order thinking skills. She focused on a research based model to help teach the skill of reading to dyslexic and struggling readers, like herself."
    },
    "sixthBlock": {
      "title": "A Special Thank You",
      "description1": "Allan had been an advisor, friend, coach, and passionate advocate for dyslexic children since the very early days of our journey. Not a day goes by that we don’t miss being able to pick up the phone to pick his brain, hear his words of encouragement or feel his tough love.",
      "description2": "Allan’s passion and drive will forever be a part of our roots, and he is missed dearly."
    },
    "header": {
      "alt": "Boy smiling and reading a book with a blue cover"
    }
  },
  "biography": {
    "back": "Back",
    "ingrid": {
      "description1": "With over 30 years of experience in the field of education, Ingrid has founded two successful learning centers that specialize in reading difficulties.  She has implemented school-wide reading programs aimed at accommodating the needs of dyslexic students in several elementary schools.  As a dyslexic, and the mother of a dyslexic, Ingrid has approached education for learning differences with an insider’s lens. She connects with students, and their struggles, in a unique way.",
      "description2": "Currently the Director of Stepping Stones Learning Centre, Ingrid is certified in multiple research-based learning interventions.  She is the CEO and founder of LSWorks and the creator of the innovative Neuralign program.  Her vision is to develop accessible technology solutions to aid in reading skill acquisition that was not available during her learning journey.",
      "description3": "An international motivational speaker, Ingrid shares her experiences as a dyslexic to raise awareness about learning differences.  Her credits include several appearances at professional conferences in Quebec, Ontario, and Philadelphia (USA).  She has also given multiple talks in India at the Department of Occupational Therapy (Kolkata), the National Institute of Disabilities (Kolkata), the Department of Psychology at the University of Calcutta (Kolkata), the Press Club of India (New Delhi), and the Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology (Jaipur)."
    },
    "erika": {
      "description1": "A graduate of the International Academy of Design in Montreal, Quebec, Erika brings 20 years of experience in the visual design and layout of communication materials to the LSWorks team.  Her notable experience includes work for Admark Communication and Design, Autasco Inc., and COMMETTA, as well as over a decade of freelance graphic design work.",
      "description2": "Together with Ingrid, she is the co-creator of the Neuralign program, having developed its striking graphic displays.  She is responsible for ongoing brand creation and management as well as program concept development and social media management.",
      "description3": "In addition to her professional credits in design, Erika is a Director of Neuralign and a passionate advocate for project-based education.  She has explored these approaches in-depth while home-schooling her two children."
    },
    "chris": {
      "description1": "Chris brings his 20 years of experience in the field of information technology to the LSWorks team.  A graduate of Herzing College in Montreal, QC, he specializes in the areas of Linux server management at scale, Kubernetes, cloud computing, automation, and DevOps.  In his role as CTO he is responsible for managing the developer teams and providing innovative technical solutions to drive the company’s mission.",
      "description2": "As the father of a dyslexic child, he saw first-hand how the Neuralign program helped his son transition from a reluctant reader to an avid one.  Chris saw the value of harnessing his technological expertise to continue to develop the program and make it accessible to other families."
    },
    "indrani": {
      "description1": "Disruptive Innovation Fellow Indrani is a multimedia artist, marketing expert, Princeton University visiting lecturer, and social justice advocate. A United Nations Women’s Entrepreneurship Distinguished Fellow, and a Max Mark-Cranbrook Global Peacemaker, she was Co-Host of the Global People’s Summit during the General Assembly at the United Nations, and Speaker at Live Med Aid with Doctors Without Borders. A protege of David Bowie, she helped launch the solo careers of Beyonce and Lady Gaga, creating the image of their brands and over 300 others, including Nike, Pepsi, L'Oreal, and Epson. Featured in The New York Times, Vogue, Vanity Fair, on CNN, BBC, HBO, at the Lincoln Center, Center Pompidou, and the Smithsonian Institute, her work has won 34 awards including Best Picture at the CNN Expose Awards, the Tribeca Film Festival Disruptive Innovator Award, and two Gold Lions at Cannes Festival of Creativity.",
      "description2": "Serving on many non-profit and impact-driven boards, she is Co-founder and Director of Shakti Empowerment Education Foundation serving the most socio-economically disadvantaged women and children of India. At Princeton, her lectures include: \"Mobilizing Millions with Art & Film, for Human Rights & Social Justice,\" and \"Digital Storytelling & Counter-Colonizing the Heteropatriarchal Gaze.\" She organizes and hosts \"Representation, Symbolization, & Indigeneity,\" at Slought, University of Pennsylvania, the \"AI Humanities Symposium\" at  New York Live Arts, and was Keynote Speaker at Harvard University's \"Pride & Progress Symposium.\" "
    },
    "mike": {
      "description1": "Michael is a founding and Senior Partner of Andrews Robichaud. He is an Intellectual Property and Business lawyer and a Registered Trade-mark Agent and advises on regular and complex trade-mark, copyright, patent, and industrial design matters, including the searching, filing, prosecution, registration, litigation, and enforcement of trade-marks, copyrights, patents and industrial designs in Canada and internationally through a world-wide network of qualified associates. His clients range from small business owners to Fortune 100 companies and include industry sectors spanning business, high technology, biotechnology, consumer products, entertainment, sports, and the arts. Mike is routinely retained to act on behalf of well-known and famous brands and personalities.",
      "description2": "Applying his business and legal background, Mike assists clients in protecting and expanding their domestic and international knowledge-based businesses using licensing, syndication, financing, and tax strategies. Mike has developed and implemented intellectual property, business, branding, and financial strategies and initiatives for state-of-the-art biometric identification systems, biotechnology developers, international syndication, prime time television, news media, feature film, Internet and web-enabled application service providers, leading fashion and consumer product businesses and emerging fin-tech and edu-tech companies.",
      "description3": "Mike is a frequent speaker and author on Canadian and international business, litigation, and tax strategies as they relate to trade-mark, copyright, patent, and intellectual property licensing and related issues. He is equally comfortable addressing the technical issues of concern to intellectual property professionals, as well as the interests of knowledge-based business development, branding, and licensing audiences."
    },
    "scott": {
      "description1": "Scott is a strategic, entrepreneurial leader who is passionate about helping clients, companies, and entrepreneurs realize their potential by focusing on building a strong operational and strategic base that drives success and fuels growth. Scott has comprehensive international experience across multiple sectors. As the General Manager and CFO of an export-driven manufacturing company, he was a key member of the executive team that guided the company through a rapid 5-year growth plan that included raising venture capital, managing mergers, and acquisitions and establishing and maintaining international operations.",
      "description2": "Scott is the founder and CEO of Warren Capital Corp. The company works with the leaders of small and medium-sized businesses to help them drive growth and realize success by providing achievable strategic and operational advice. Scott is also the CEO and an Entrepreneur in Residence at Launch Lab, a Regional Innovation Centre providing advisory services to innovative growth companies in Eastern Ontario. Scott’s volunteer experience includes being a six-year Board member with the United Way including holding the position of Board Chair for two consecutive years. Scott earned an MBA from McMaster University in 1991 and a BSc with Honors from Queen’s University in 1988."
    },
    "bob": {
      "description1": "Bob is recognized in the Internet world as a pioneer of digital image transformation.",
      "description2": "His creation, Cold North Wind enabled the first use of historical microfilm of newspapers to be made searchable in their original published image form.  This pioneering effort helped transform and make available community histories previously locked away in geographical disparate collections.",
      "description3": "National newspapers transformed in this process included Canada’s, Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star.  A project sponsored by The National Autonomous University of Mexico, (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) unlocked histories of the 1917 Mexican revolution.  The “Bible of Baseball”, The Sporting News of St Louis was digitized surfacing the stories of Ruth, Cobb, Koufax, Aaron & Marichal to name a few.  As a result of this effort, Bob was named to the “100 Influential Canadians in Baseball” as chosen by Baseball Hall of Fame sportswriter, Bob Elliot.",
      "description4": "In 2008, Google, in Mountainview, California, acquired the company.",
      "description5": "Since the purchase by Google, Bob has been an active mentor, Entrepreneur-In-Residence and investor in Canada with groups that included, MaRSDD in Toronto, Invest Ottawa, LaunchLab, Kingston & L-Spark, Kanata, Canada’s SaaS Accelerator.  He was worked to guide over 200 start-up companies from inception to traction, assisting in the raise of over 200 million dollars in capital.",
      "description6": "In the Medtech space, Bob was one of the original members of the CHEO Innovation panel that awarded grants to Dr. Matthew Bromwich to begin developing what would become Shoebox.  Bob was an early mentor for Dr. Andrew Seeley’s’ Therapeutic Monitoring Systems, a Decision Support Software that interpreted data from respirology machines in an effort to inform clinicians with the best probability of success when extubating patients. Today, Bob is assisting CHEO’s Innovation Core as they help companies approach commercialization."
    },
    "christian": {
      "description1": "Lead engineer with more than 20 years of experience shipping video games, board games, and gaming-related applications, as well as leading and managing teams of engineers. Designer and programmer, running a one-man freelance/game studio that has released 6 games and experiences since 2011 as well as working with several international clients.",
      "description2": "Worked for multiple major gaming companies. Shipped 25+ titles from MS-DOS shareware to DirectX-based CD-ROM to Flash and Unity games, as well as mobile applications and games for iOS and Android."
    },
    "rina": {
      "description1": "Practicing for 25+ years, I have had the privilege of working in both university and primary health- care settings.   I  obtained my doctorate degree in Educational and Counselling Psychology at McGill University, and worked there for 16 years, where I adopted a strong scientist-practitioner model, and was respected for my ability to translate research into clinical practice, such as treatment modalities and prevention interventions. I was strongly interested in assessing and supporting individuals with learning difficulties and developmental delays. Upon leaving McGill, my professional journey led me deeper into management and clinical work, where I led and trained large teams of mental health professionals in the medical clinic at Queen’s University.",
      "description2": "I am currently enjoying private practice as a clinical and consulting psychologist. My approach combines a strong respect for neuroscience and the brain’s neuroplasticity.  It is my life’s purpose to help people live their best lives."
    },
    "maude": {
      "description1": "Maude Le Roux is an occupational therapist with an extensive following of professionals across the globe. She studies human development in different capacities of growth spanning ages and stages, neuroanatomy, assessment tools as well as current trends of intervention. Maude is certified in multiple different techniques that she applies uniquely through her Developmental Pathways Model (DPM). She owns and directs a clinical practice in Glen Mills, PA, where she has become known for her effective assessment and intervention protocol.",
      "description2": "While she trains globally, Maude continues to operate this active practice to continue to inform her work and develop the case studies from which she expands her assessment and intervention protocol. She has a team of dedicated professionals, many of whom had been with her over 10 years as well as being with her since inception of her practice in 2001. Her requirement for practice is a warm, embracing atmosphere operated through clinical expertise and professionalism that will provide quality of care to all entering her practice.",
      "description3": "She gives back to her community by serving on different boards and currently serves on the Board of Directors for ATTACh, a national organization dedicated to serve families and children with attachment related difficulties and trauma informed care. She co-authored the book “Our Greatest Allies” in 2011 with Lauren O’Malley describing the journey of one child on the autism spectrum.",
      "description4": "Maude’s interests are far and wide, from learning / reading disorders to Autism to Attachment and each direction she operates with the care and knowledge it deserves. She honors her team at her practice for enabling her to take the extensive time to study and train others."
    },
    "lindy": {
      "description1": "A lifelong educator, beginning her career teaching high school English, Dr. Lindy Ledohowski left her next job as an English professor to become a tech entrepreneur and founded EssayJack, an academic writing platform. It was acquired in 2021 by Wizeprep, and Lindy joined the acquiring company, becoming Chief Operating Officer, a role she held until 2023. In early 2024, she joined RBCx as a VP. She now supports some of the Ottawa region’s biggest and best tech companies on behalf of RBCx. She actively mentors female founders and funders in the tech ecosystem and is a coach for the National SheBoot program that helps women-led startups become investor-ready."
    },
    "martha": {
      "description1": "Martha is a retired elementary teacher who spent over 25 years with the Limestone District School Board in Kingston, Ontario. During her career, Martha worked firsthand with young children, aged 7 to 12, as a French Immersion educator. Martha was committed to working  with students as they developed their reading and literacy skills,  always looking to provide additional resources to those who were  struggling. Her love of teaching and support for childhood development has been grounded in a desire to see no child left behind when it comes to their education.",
      "description2": "During her teaching career, Martha was passionate about supporting physical education, actively volunteering to support school athletics and creating and managing the school running club. This activity saw her recognized as a John Hall Coaching Award recipient in June 2023.",
      "description3": "Martha earned her Bachelor of Education from Dalhousie University in 1990 and a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree from Queen’s University in 1988."
    },
    "paul": {
      "description1": "Paul is Neuralign USA Head of Growth and is a recognized industry leader building high performance teams. Primarily in the e-learning, technology and youth therapy spaces. Paul has over 20 years tech executive experience and is a graduate of the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University.",
      "description2": "Paul believes passionately in developing the full potential of every single child. In this regard he was officially recognized in 2014 by the NFL as coach of the year.  ",
      "description3": "Please reach out to Paul today to learn about how your school district may benefit from our Neuralign solution for classrooms."
    },
    "felipe": {
      "description1": "Felipe Simões holds a Game Development diploma from St. Lawrence College and a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Faculdade Moraes Júnior. He built his career by blending creativity, strategy, and technology. Before joining the educational sector, he worked with internationally recognized studios such as Eidos Montreal, Square Enix and Kabam, in the development of major game titles.",
      "description2": "This experience inspired Felipe to apply his technical expertise and product vision to a new purpose, social impact. At Neuralign, he leads the development of digital solutions that make learning more accessible and effective, helping children with reading challenges strengthen their skills through interactive and engaging experiences.",
      "description3": "Combining technical precision with human-centered design, Felipe believes in the power of technology as a tool for inclusion, empowerment, and growth."
    },
    "tom": {
      "description1": "Dr. Thomas D’Amico served as Director of Education for the Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) from 2020 to 2025, culminating a distinguished 35-year career in Catholic education. Beginning as a classroom teacher in 1990, he held roles as department head, principal, superintendent, and associate director before becoming Director.",
      "description2": "Renowned as a transformative and compassionate leader, Dr. D’Amico championed innovation in educational technology, inclusion, and deep learning, helping OCSB become a provincial leader in 21st-century learning. He also co-led Canada’s participation in the New Pedagogies for Deep Learning global initiative.",
      "description3": "A lifelong learner, he holds multiple credentials in education law, conflict management, diversity, and leadership. His faith-based commitment to community, wellness, and innovation earned him the OCSOA Distinguished Leadership Award (2023) and a City of Ottawa proclamation of “Dr. Thomas D’Amico Day” (June 16, 2025)."
    },
    "mandi": {
      "description1": "Mandi Gosling is an accomplished producer, communications professional, and advocate dedicated to amplifying stories that create meaningful impact. With a career spanning media production, journalism, casting, and executive communications, she has built a reputation for connecting audiences with ideas that inspire learning, understanding, and positive change. She currently contributes to thought leadership and executive education initiatives through the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management.",
      "description2": "As someone who has navigated ADHD throughout her life, Mandi has a personal understanding of both the challenges and strengths associated with neurodiversity. Her lived experience fuels her passion for increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and helping create environments where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.",
      "description3": "As Global Ambassador for Neuralign, Mandi champions evidence-based approaches to literacy, learning, and cognitive development. Drawing on her extensive experience in storytelling and public engagement, she helps elevate conversations around neurodiversity, educational accessibility, and the importance of early intervention. Through her advocacy, Mandi works to empower families, educators, and communities with the knowledge and tools needed to support every learner's potential.",
      "description4": "Mandi's unique blend of professional expertise and personal experience makes her a powerful advocate for Neuralign's mission to transform literacy outcomes and create brighter futures for neurodivergent learners around the world."
    }
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  "faq": {
    "title": "Frequently Asked Questions",
    "trySearching": "Try Searching",
    "questions": {
      "one": {
        "question": "Who are we?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is a not-for-profit organization with a passion to bring high quality cognitive training programs to everyone."
      },
      "two": {
        "question": "Does Neuralign have a mission statement?",
        "answer": "Our mission statement is: The purpose of Neuralign is to provide high tech, research based learning interventions for individuals with learning disabilities or difficulties in a way that is broadly accessible both logistically and financially."
      },
      "three": {
        "question": "Who can benefit from Neuralign?",
        "answer": "Neuralign has been designed for students 5 years old and up to adulthood who suffer from:<br />• Eye movement control difficulty,<br />• Auditory processing difficulty,<br />• Good reading skills but cannot recall what was read,<br />• Poor working memory,<br />• Dyslexia,<br />• Weak reading skills,<br />• Low self- esteem when reading,<br />• ESL students."
      },
      "four": {
        "question": "How quickly can we expect results?",
        "answer": "It depends on the individual’s profile, also if anything else is being completed along with Neuralign to accomplish reading goals. The brain needs a certain amount of repeated stimulation in order to develop new connections, also to reorganize itself and stabilize improvement. Some people see change within a few days, others after completion of the forty-hour program. The brain is too complicated to know in advance the exact amount of time it will take."
      },
      "five": {
        "question": "Can a successful outcome be predicted?",
        "answer": "No one can predict with certainty that a multi-sensory training program will be successful in achieving specific goals. However, very good results have been achieved by many students especially when reading is continued diligently and used constantly throughout the program. Often, results are even seen in areas that were not initially identified for change, such as spelling and handwriting."
      },
      "six": {
        "question": "Will the results last?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is designed to educate and re-educate the brain to better process information targeting reading. The most measurable effects usually occur shortly after completion of the program. However, depending on the severity of the students reading difficulty, completing the program a second time can be very beneficial to see continued reading growth."
      },
      "seven": {
        "question": "What is the protocol to complete the Neuralign program, and are there any specific recommendations to get the best results?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is a 40 hour program completed within 4 months (can be completed quicker). There are 3 categories:<br />• Cognitive Training is 15 x 1 hour session to be completed within 5 weeks.(3 X a week for 5 weeks, or 4 X a week for 3.5 weeks, or 5 X a week for 3 weeks or 15 days in a row.)<br />• Speed Reading is completed 1 minute X 5 days a week for 10 weeks, which will become available after session 9 of the Cognitive Training session has ended.<br />• Additional Reading Exercises and games is approximately (depending on with level) 20 - 30 minutes X 5 days a week for 10 weeks.<br />• For best results, there should never be more than a 3- day break between sessions."
      },
      "eight": {
        "question": "Can I redo the Neuralign program once I have finished the full program?",
        "answer": "Yes, but you first need to take a 4-week break. The Neuralign Program consists in stimulating the visual, auditory, and vestibular systems. This can be taxing for the brain. After a long period of stimulation, it needs time to integrate all the new changes."
      },
      "nine": {
        "question": "Are there any side effects?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is a safe program. It stimulates the brain in a natural manner with modified acoustics and eye movement exercises. Some students have needed to rest their eyes by taking small breaks while completing the Cognitive Therapy program. Neuralign provides brain stimulation through a multi-sensory workout, so it is important to rest the brain as much as possible throughout the 15 sessions."
      },
      "ten": {
        "question": "Is the Neuralign Program complementary with other approaches and treatments?",
        "answer": "It is perfectly fine to use Neuralign with traditional treatments and interventions. We also strongly recommend integrating Forbrain® with the additional Reading Exercises. This will help strengthen the process, and will also reinforce the reading task for the sessions. (Ask your provider if they have an affiliation link for an additional 10% discount.)"
      },
      "eleven": {
        "question": "Are there any precautions or limitations when using Neuralign?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is designed for anyone. It is specifically adapted to help people with:<br />• Reading delays<br />• Dyslexia<br />• Autism spectrum and developmental issues<br />• ADD and ADHD<br />We don’t recommend the use of Neuralign for people who suffer with Brain seizure.<br />If you have any doubts, we recommend that you begin your Neuralign program under the guidance of a therapist. If for any reason, you don’t feel good during or following a session, we ask that you stop the program until you feel well."
      },
      "twelve": {
        "question": "What are the benefits of using the Neuralign program?",
        "answer": "Neuralign is easy to use, safe and efficient. It is a home or centre-based multi-sensory training program which combines sound with visual to stimulate the vestibular and auditory and visual systems. Considering its price and protocol of use, Neuralign is much more user-friendly than any other cognitive training reading programs and integrates some of the most advanced technology."
      },
      "thirteen": {
        "question": "Can I cancel or change my plan anytime?",
        "answer": "Organization can purchase student bundles there are no subscriptions. No contract. No obligation. You can stop using the product anytime."
      },
      "fourteen": {
        "question": "Will unused student purchases rollover?",
        "answer": "Absolutely. Any unused student purchase never expires and can be used anytime."
      },
      "fifteen": {
        "question": "Which is the best Browser for Neuralign?",
        "answer": "The recommended browsers are Firefox and Google Chrome."
      },
      "sixteen": {
        "question": "Can we test other browsers to see if Neuralign will work on them?",
        "answer": "Yes test your computer browser to see if it supports WebGL at <a href=\"http://get.webgl.org/\" target=\"_blank\">get.webgl.org</a>, if the square is turning then Neuralign will work on that browser."
      },
      "seventeen": {
        "question": "What type of computer do I need?",
        "answer": "Recommendation for Mac:<br />Any mac0S.<br />Recommended specs for a PC desktop:<br />i3 and above processor. 6GB or more RAM. Graphics card with 2GB internal memory.<br />Must use Firefox browser.<br />23” to 31” monitor and TV screens can be used.<br />Laptops with a larger screen can be used or if your laptop is powerful enough then it can be hooked up to a larger screen, but for best results a desktop computer is preferred."
      },
      "eighteen": {
        "question": "What is the pricing model?",
        "answer": "It's really simple. For organizations we offer 3 different plans to purchase student tokens, so depending on what your needs are will depend on the cost. The Home version will usually always have a discounted rate available. Browse our Pricing Page to learn more about your options. Our ultimate goal is to make the program accessible to all. For individual clients who would like to complete the program at home click on the “Home” pricing button."
      },
      "nineteen": {
        "question": "Do you offer non-profit rates?",
        "answer": "Special pricing for non- profit organizations and special causes will certainly be made available. Please contact our support team so they can get more details and get your custom plan started."
      },
      "twenty": {
        "question": "Do you save credit card details?",
        "answer": "No. Absolutely not. Your credit card details are not stored on our servers. The information goes directly from your computer to our payment service provider."
      },
      "twenty-one": {
        "question": "Is this a secure site for purchases?",
        "answer": "Absolutely! We work with Stripe.com which guarantees your safety and security. All site communication and data transfer are secured and encrypted."
      },
      "twenty-two": {
        "question": "How does Neuralign work for organizations?",
        "answer": "Organization users will have full access to the Neuralign cloud platform and all of its cognitive and reading therapy modules. Users can access the training modules as often as needed. Organizational users will be able to access new updated sessions as they are getting added. New content is added to our library regularly, with a goal of meeting the needs of each and every student."
      },
      "twenty-three": {
        "question": "Can I promote Neuralign on Social Media?",
        "answer": "Yes, you can advertise Neuralign on your social media business pages, we encourage you to do so."
      },
      "twenty-four": {
        "question": "How Can I reach your Customer Support?",
        "answer": "To reach our customer support team please email <a href=\"mailto:support@lsworks.org\">support@lsworks.org</a>."
      }
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        "localeSuccess": "Language successfully changed!",
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    "buttons": {
      "signup": "Sign Up",
      "signUpNow": "Sign Up Now!",
      "login": "Login",
      "shop": "Shop",
      "learnMore": "Learn More"
    },
    "logos": {
      "alt": {
        "lsworks": "LSWorks logo",
        "readls": "Neuralign logo",
        "readls-with-slogan": "Neuralign - Building Reading Brains.",
        "readls-home": "Neuralign Home logo",
        "readls-home-assist": "Neuralign Home Assist logo",
        "readls-right-to-read": "Neuralign Right to Read",
        "cdh": "Charles Dickens Heritage logo",
        "can-advance": "CanAdvance logo"
      },
      "readls-home": "Girl with large red headphones and cool sunglasses on an yellow background"
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  "game": {
    "clickToEnlarge": "Click the arrows to enlarge your screen",
    "waitWhileLoad": "Wait while the selected demo is loading",
    "dialog": {
      "confirmation": "Confirmation"
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  },
  "pricing": {
    "complete-at-home": "Complete Neuralign at home, on your own without additional professional support.",
    "suggested-retail": "*Suggested Retail.",
    "signup": "Sign Up",
    "find-provider": "Find a Provider",
    "complete-with-support": "Complete Neuralign at home, with the support of one of our certified providers.",
    "complete-with-certified": "Complete Neuralign with a certified provider at their center.",
    "provider-fees": "*Providers' fees reflect their qualifications and/or service rates.",
    "varies": "Varies*",
    "chooseYourReadLS": "Choose your perfect Neuralign"
  },
  "readls-home": {
    "ready": "Ready to do Neuralign on your own? Follow these 3 easy steps!",
    "step1": "Choose your region.",
    "step2": "Create your FREE profile, and add your student(s).",
    "step3": "Buy Neuralign and apply the credit to your student.",
    "more-instructions": "For more detailed sign up instructions, ",
    "canada-and-international": "Canada & International",
    "united-states": "United States",
    "signup": "Sign Up",
    "click-here": "click here",
    "alt": {
      "header": "A girl with frizzy black hair reading a book against a baby blue background"
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  },
  "signup": {
    "home-cta": " I want to do Neuralign on my own, at home.",
    "home-assist-cta": "I want to do Neuralign at home, with the support of a Neuralign clinician.",
    "to-do-readls": "To do Neuralign in a center based setting, ",
    "find-provider": "Find a Provider",
    "near-you": " near you and contact them for pricing.",
    "next": "Next",
    "header": "Sign up for Neuralign"
  },
  "signup-home": {
    "ready-readls": "Ready to do Neuralign on your own ? Follow these 3 easy steps!",
    "step1-text": "Choose a provider or Sign Up through LSWorks",
    "us-step1-text": "Choose a provider",
    "step2-text": "Create your FREE profile, and add your student(s)",
    "step3-text": "Buy Neuralign and apply the credit to your student",
    "more-info": "For more detailed sign up instructions,",
    "click-here": "click here",
    "choose-provider": "Choose a Provider",
    "3-months-pay": "or 3 equal payments of",
    "signup": "Sign Up",
    "alt": {
      "header": "A girl with frizzy black hair reading a book against a baby blue background"
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  },
  "rightToRead": {
    "firstText": "Everyone Deserves the Chance to Love Reading",
    "secondText": "Reading is a fundamental right, and underprivileged communities are at greater risk of the consequences of dyslexia and literacy struggles. Right to Neuralign provides Neuralign to underprivileged students around the world",
    "thirdText": "If Neuralign is inaccessible for financial reasons, complete the form below",
    "fourthText": "Are you part of a non-profit looking for fundraising opportunities?",
    "learnMore": "Learn More",
    "individualText": "Individual Application",
    "organizationText": "Organization Application",
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  "readLsForAdults": {
    "mainText": "The best time to improve your reading is now.",
    "headerText": "About 1 in 5 people have dyslexia. For adults, there’s an increased chance that it’s undiagnosed.",
    "reading": "Reading",
    "wordRecall": "Word recall",
    "nameRecall": "Name recall",
    "mathProblems": "Math problems",
    "memorization": "Memorization",
    "timeManagement": "Time management",
    "issuesHeader": "Adults with dyslexia can have issues with:",
    "secondIssuesHeader": "Adults with dyslexia might also:",
    "firstIssue": "Have difficulty focusing or completing tasks",
    "secondIssue": "Avoid reading or writing in front of peers",
    "thirdIssue": "Become overwhelmed by filling out long forms",
    "fourthIssue": "Miss opportunities due to a fear of failure",
    "fifthIssue": "Be a perfectionist",
    "sixthIssue": "Learn better visually or hands-on",
    "seventhIssue": "Have a low tolerance for stress",
    "eighthIssue": "Have low self-esteem",
    "peopleWithDyslexia": "People with dyslexia can be masters at finding coping strategies, and many adults with dyslexia are gifted “out of the box” thinkers because of that. However, often adults with dyslexia feel like they’re not reaching their full potential because of barriers related to their reading or writing issues.",
    "typicalBrain": "Typical Brain:",
    "dyslexicBrain": "Dyslexic Brain:",
    "typicalBrainDescription": "Typical readers use the left side of their brain, which is generally associated with language, to process reading. Visual processing, auditory processing (phonemes) and decoding all happen in a matter of milliseconds thanks to a highly efficient neural network.",
    "dyslexicBrainDescription": "Dyslexic readers rely more heavily on the right side of their brain, which is generally associated with spatial activities. The information travels farther and in a less organized manner, which can lead to information loss, mix-up and slower processing.",
    "cognitiveTherapy": "1. Cognitive Therapy",
    "speedReading": "2. Speed Reading",
    "readingExercises": "3. Reading Exercises",
    "cognitiveTherapyTiming": "1 hour / 3 x per week / 5 weeks",
    "speedReadingTiming": "1 minute / 5 x week / 10 weeks ",
    "readingExercisesTiming": "20 minutes / 5 x week / 10 weeks",
    "cognitiveTherapyDescription": "15 hours of cognitive games that target auditory and visual processing pathways, working memory and executive function.",
    "speedReadingDescription": "Re-enforce your reading network and keep track of your day to day improvement. Speed Reading is quick, easy and rewarding.",
    "readingExercisesDescription": "Build up your reading comprehension and play games that target word construction, memory, and spacial awareness.",
    "signUp": "Sign Up",
    "tryFreeDemo": "Try The FREE Demo",
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      "header": "An adult man with glasses smiling against a lavender background",
      "reading-brain": "A reading brain works in four major steps- First, our eyes see the words, our brain processes the information, then our brain assigns sounds to the symbols it just processed, and finally our brain analyzes the combined sounds to create meaning.",
      "typical-brain": "Typical readers use the left side of their brain, which is generally associated with language, to process reading. Visual processing, auditory processing (phonemes) and decoding all happen in a matter of milliseconds thanks to a highly efficient neural network.",
      "dyslexic-brain": "Dyslexic readers rely more heavily on the right side of their brain, which is generally associated with spatial activities. The information travels farther and in a less organized manner, which can lead to information loss, mix-up and slower processing."
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  "research": {
    "reading-science": "Reading Science, Scholarly Articles",
    "articles": [
      {
        "title": "A Brief Review of Current Research on Reading Difficulties and Approaches to Intervention.",
        "citation": "Taeko Bourque, Jo-Anne LeFevre, Heather Douglas",
        "links": ["https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AoKd4OJ3wzwB4vVRBCBMGTlB7IGyF4iX/view?usp=sharing"],
        "snippet": "“Even with good instruction, approximately 10% of people struggle to acquire adequate literacy skills, possibly due to deficits in key cognitive processes such as phonological awareness, attention, or sensory processing. In this paper, we describe current research on how students learn to read. Decoding skill (i.e., translating letters to sounds to access word meaning) is the foundation for learning to read; decoding difficulties form a bottleneck for developing adequate reading skills. Although interventions that directly target decoding help students with reading problems to improve their skills, some students continue to have reading difficulties. Decoding training using phonics should be central to whole class instruction. However, reading difficulties have multiple causes and correlates, and so interventions that combine phonics with training of related cognitive and attentional skills may be beneficial for readers who continue to struggle despite good instruction. Online programs that provide integrated decoding and fluency training may provide effective and accessible interventions for struggling readers.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Visual Motion and Decision-Making in Dyslexia: Reduced Accumulation of Sensory Evidence and Related Neural Dynamics.",
        "citation": "Catherine Manning, Cameron D. Hassall, Laurence T. Hunt, Anthony M. Norcia,  Eric-Jan Wagenmakers, Margaret J. Snowling, Gaia Scerif and Nathan J. Evans  Journal of Neuroscience 5 January 2022, 42 (1) 121-134",
        "links": ["https://www.jneurosci.org/content/42/1/121#sec-17"],
        "snippet": "“Reduced sensitivity to visual information has been reported in dyslexia, with a lively debate about whether these differences causally contribute to reading difficulties. In this large preregistered study with a blind modeling approach, we combine state-of-the art methods in both computational modeling and EEG analysis to pinpoint the stages of processing that are atypical in children with dyslexia in two visual motion tasks that vary in their requirement for noise exclusion. We find reduced evidence accumulation in children with dyslexia across both tasks, and identify a neural marker, allowing us to link brain and behavior. We show that children with dyslexia exhibit general difficulties with extracting sensory evidence from global motion displays, not just in tasks that require noise exclusion.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Eye movements in reading and information processing: 20 years of research",
        "citation": "Rayner, K. (1998). Psychological Bulletin, 124(3), 372–422.",
        "links": [
          "https://doi.org/10.1037/0033-2909.124.3.372",
          "https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.294.4262&rep=rep1&type=pdf"
        ],
        "snippet": "“Recent studies of eye movements in reading and other information processing tasks, such as music reading, typing, visual search, and scene perception, are reviewed. The major emphasis of the review is on reading as a specific example of cognitive processing. Basic topics discussed with respect to reading are (a) the characteristics of eye movements, (b) the perceptual span, (c) integration of information across saccades, (d) eye movement control, and (e) individual differences (including dyslexia). Similar topics are discussed with respect to the other tasks examined. The basic theme of the review is that eye movement data reflect moment-to-moment cognitive processes in the various tasks examined. Theoretical and practical considerations concerning the use of eye movement data are also discussed.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "The dependence of visual scanning performance on saccade, fixation, and perceptual metrics",
        "citation": "Matthew H. Phillips, Jay A. Edelman, March 2001 |",
        "links": ["https://doi.org/10.1016/j.visres.2007.12.020"],
        "snippet": "“The principal finding of this study was that both within and across sessions, saccade metrics accounted for much more of the variability and improvement in performance than did fixation duration. Increases in search speed were due primarily to subjects processing information from a greater area of the visual field, rather than processing information from a fixed area more quickly.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Dyslexic children are confronted with unstable binocular fixation while reading",
        "citation": "Stephanie Jainta, Zoï Kapoula Affiliations expand |",
        "links": ["https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21494641/"],
        "snippet": "“We found that the binocular yoking of reading saccades was poor in dyslexic children (relative to non-dyslexics) resulting in vergence errors; their disconjugate drift during fixations was not correlated with the disconjugacy during their saccades, causing considerable variability of vergence angle from fixation to fixation. Due to such poor oculomotor adjustments during reading, the overall fixation disparity was larger for dyslexic children, putting larger demand on their sensory fusion processes. Moreover, for dyslexics the standard deviation of fixation disparity was larger particularly when reading at near distance. We conclude that besides documented phoneme processing disorders, visual/ocular motor imperfections may exist in dyslexics that lead to fixation instability and thus, to instability of the letters or words during reading; such instability may perturb fusional processes and might—in part—complicate letter/word identification.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Speed of processing of the visual-orthographic and auditory-phonological systems in adult dyslexics: the contribution of “asynchrony” to word recognition deficits",
        "citation": "Zvia Breznitz, Maya Misra |",
        "links": ["https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12744959/"],
        "snippet": "“Our data support and extend previous work that found SOP asynchrony to be an underlying factor of childhood dyslexia. The present data suggests, however, that among adult dyslexics the between modalities asynchrony occurs at later processing stages than in children. ”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Speed of lower-level auditory and visual processing as a basic factor in dyslexia: electrophysiological evidence",
        "citation": "Zvia Breznitz, Ann Meyler |",
        "links": ["https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12735934/"],
        "snippet": "“This study investigated speed of processing (SOP) among college-level adult dyslexic and normal readers in nonlinguistic and sublexical linguistic auditory and visual oddball tasks, and a nonlinguistic cross-modal choice reaction task. Behavioral and electrophysiological (ERP) measures were obtained. The results revealed that between both groups, reaction times (RT) were longer and the latencies of P2 and P3 components occurred later in the visual as compared to auditory oddball tasks.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "Reduced Structural Connectivity Between Left Auditory Thalamus and the Motion-Sensitive Planum Temporale in Developmental Dyslexia",
        "citation": "Nadja Tschentscher, Anja Ruisinger, Helen Blank, Begoña Díaz and Katharina von Kriegstein |",
        "links": ["https://www.jneurosci.org/content/39/9/1720.abstract"],
        "snippet": "“Developmental dyslexia is one of the most widespread learning disabilities. Although previous neuroimaging research mainly focused on pathomechanisms of dyslexia at the cerebral cortex level, several lines of evidence suggest an atypical functioning of subcortical sensory structures. By means of diffusion tensor imaging, we here show that dyslexic male adults have reduced white matter connectivity in a cortico-thalamic auditory pathway between the left auditory motion sensitive planum temporale and the left medial geniculate body. Connectivity strength of this pathway was associated with measures of reading fluency in neurotypical readers. This is novel evidence on the neurocognitive correlates of reading proficiency, highlighting the importance of cortico-subcortical interactions between regions involved in the processing of spectrotemporally complex sound.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "From Auditory Rhythm Processing to Grapheme-to-Phoneme Conversion: How Neural Oscillations Can Shed Light on Developmental Dyslexia",
        "citation": "Marie Lallier, Mikel Lizarazu, Nicola Molinaro, Mathieu Bourguignon, Paula Ríos-López & Manuel Carreiras |",
        "links": ["https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-90805-2_8"],
        "snippet": "“Here, we review evidence showing that a high sensitivity to auditory rhythmic cues may be critical for phonological and reading development. Moreover, the brain signature of prosodic and rhythmic processing difficulties in dyslexia may reside in atypical right hemisphere synchronization to slow frequency auditory modulations, that would then generate left hemisphere-based dyslexic reading symptoms. Overall, the data presented in this chapter suggests that interventions aimed at facilitating the extraction of rhythmic and temporally regular patterns in auditory sequences could improve reading in dyslexia through the enhancement of phonological skills.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "Developmental trajectories of white matter structure in children with and without reading impairments",
        "citation": "Catherine Lebel, Alina Benischek, Bryce Geeraert, John Holahan, Sally Shaywitz, Kirran Bakhshi, Bennett Shaywitz |",
        "links": ["https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dcn.2019.100633"],
        "snippet": "“We found typical age-related increases of fractional anisotropy (FA) in bilateral temporal-parietal areas in non-impaired readers, but a lack of similar changes in dysfluent readers. We also found steeper decreases of mean diffusivity (MD) in the right corona radiata and left uncinate fasciculus in dysfluent inaccurate readers compared to dysfluent accurate readers. Changes in diffusion parameters were correlated with changes in reading scores over time.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "Disruption of Functional Networks in Dyslexia: A Whole-Brain, Data-Driven Analysis of Connectivity",
        "citation": "Emily S Finn, Xilin Shen, John M Holahan, Dustin Scheinost |",
        "links": [
          "https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257812764_Disruption_of_Functional_Networks_in_Dyslexia_A_Whole-Brain_DataDriven_Analysis_of_Connectivity"
        ],
        "snippet": "“Here, we improve upon previous methods by using a data-driven brain parcellation to compare connectivity profiles of dyslexic (DYS) versus nonimpaired (NI) readers in the first whole-brain functional connectivity analysis of dyslexia. Whole-brain connectivity was assessed in children (n = 75; 43 NI, 32 DYS) and adult (n = 104; 64 NI, 40 DYS) readers. Compared to NI readers, DYS readers showed divergent connectivity within the visual pathway and between visual association areas and prefrontal attention areas; increased right-hemisphere connectivity; reduced connectivity in the visual word-form area (part of the left fusiform gyrus specialized for printed words); and persistent connectivity to anterior language regions around the inferior frontal gyrus. Together, findings suggest that NI readers are better able to integrate visual information and modulate their attention to visual stimuli, allowing them to recognize words on the basis of their visual properties, whereas DYS readers recruit altered reading circuits and rely on laborious phonology-based “sounding out” strategies into adulthood. These results deepen our understanding of the neural basis of dyslexia and highlight the importance of synchrony between diverse brain regions for successful reading.“"
      },
      {
        "title": "The current status of the magnocellular theory of developmental dyslexia",
        "citation": "John Stein  |",
        "links": ["https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0028393218301155?via%3Dihub"],
        "snippet": "“Some people doubt that the concept of developmental dyslexia (DD) is useful at all because the phonological weaknesses seen in DD cannot be distinguished from those found in every person with poor reading skills, whatever their cause. Here I argue that true DD is characterised by poor temporal processing, hence impaired visual and auditory sequencing, that is caused by impaired development of transient/magnocellular (M-) systems throughout the brain. These deficits can be measured in order to distinguish the causes of the phonological weaknesses in DD from those causing similar deficits in other types of poor reading. Importantly this knowledge can be exploited to develop effective improvements in treatment. The evidence for impaired visual magnocellular function in many, if not all, people with dyslexia is now overwhelming; it is supported not only by psychophysical tests of M- function, but also by electrophysiological, eye movement, attentional, imaging, interventional and genetic findings. Analogously, auditory temporal processing is mediated by auditory transient, 'magnocellular', processing systems, and evidence is accumulating persuasively that this system is also impaired in dyslexics. I briefly introduce the idea that 'motor magnocellular systems' may also be impaired in dyslexia, then consider genetic, immunological and nutritional factors that interact to cause the impaired magnocellular phenotype.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "The magnocellular theory of developmental dyslexia",
        "citation": "John Stein  |",
        "links": ["https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11305228/"],
        "snippet": "“The visual magnocellular system is responsible for timing visual events when reading. It therefore signals any visual motion that occurs if unintended movements lead to images moving off the fovea ('retinal slip'). These signals are then used to bring the eyes back on target. Thus, sensitivity to visual motion seems to help determine how well orthographic skill can develop in both good and bad readers. In dyslexics, the development of the visual magnocellular system is impaired: development of the magnocellular layers of the dyslexic lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) is abnormal; their motion sensitivity is reduced; many dyslexics show unsteady binocular fixation; hence poor visual localization, particularly on the left side (left neglect). Dyslexics' binocular instability and visual perceptual instability, therefore, can cause the letters they are trying to read to appear to move around and cross over each other.”"
      },
      {
        "title": "Abrupt and ramped flicker-defined form shows evidence for a large magnocellular impairment in dyslexia",
        "citation": "Robin Laycock , David P. Crewther , Sheila G. Crewther  |",
        "links": ["https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002839321200214X"],
        "snippet": "“Controversy still exists over whether there is a magnocellular deficit associated with developmental dyslexia. Here we utilised a magnocellular system-biased phantom contour form discrimination task defined by high temporal frequency contrast reversals to compare contrast sensitivity in a group of children with dyslexia and an age- and nonverbal intelligence-matched control group (9–14 years). Stimuli were either abruptly presented for 4 refresh frames (34 ms), or in two reduced transience conditions had contrast progressively ramped on and off over either 4 frames or 10 frames (86 ms). Children in the dyslexia group showed increased contrast thresholds compared with the control group in all three conditions, and thus strong evidence for a magnocellular deficit. Although the absolute size of the differences in threshold scores between control and dyslexic groups increased dramatically between the abrupt and the 4 and 10 frame ramped onset stimuli, the similar effect size across all tasks, and also the similar range of contrast change at the first frame of stimulus presentation across all tasks between groups suggests that a similar neural mechanism could provide the locus of the apparent magnocellular deficit in children with dyslexia for all tasks tested. These results suggest that threshold discrimination of stimuli with low contrast and high temporal frequencies designed to target the magnocellular system, and has great potential for early screening for children at risk of visually derived reading difficulties.”"
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        "text": "Strengthen reading comprehension and games that target word construction,"
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    "whatIsAutism": "What is Autism?",
    "firstParagraph": "According to the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, Autism is a developmental disability that affects how people experience the world around them. Autistic people are an important part of the world. Autism is a normal part of life, and makes them who they are.¹",
    "secondParagraph": "Autism has always existed, but modifications in diagnostic criteria and increased awareness has lead to in increase in diagnoses. Some Autistic people don’t get diagnosed due to barriers related to their age, gender, socio-economic status, or race, but that doesn’t make them less autistic. Autistic people are born autistic and will be autistic their whole lives.",
    "thirdParagraph": "There is no one way to be autistic. Some autistic people can speak, and some autistic people need to communicate in other ways. Some autistic people also have intellectual disabilities, and some autistic people don’t. Some autistic people need a lot of help in their day-to-day lives, and some autistic people only need a little help. All of these people are autistic, because there is no right or wrong way to be autistic. All of them experience autism differently, but they all contribute to the world in meaningful ways. They all deserve understanding and acceptance.¹ ",
    "secondSection": "“Autism affects how we think, how we communicate, and how we interact with the world. Autistic people are different than non-autistic people, and that’s okay. ”",
    "sectionComment": "~ Autistic Self Advocacy Network",
    "autisticExperience": "An Autistic Experience",
    "autisticExperienceBody": "Autistic people are in the best position to explain what it’s like being Autistic. We love this video by Neurodivergent Rebel explaining what Autism is like for them.",
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    "firstParagraphSecondText": "Routines are important for many autistic people. It can be hard to deal with surprises or unexpected changes. When they get overwhelmed, they might not be able to process their thoughts, feelings, and surroundings, which can make them lose control of their body. ",
    "secondParagraphBold": "2. Autistic people process their senses differently.",
    "secondParagraphText": "They might be extra sensitive to things like bright lights or loud sounds. They might have trouble understanding what they hear or what their senses tell them. They might not notice if they are in pain or hungry. They might do the same movement over and over again. This is called “stimming,” and it helps them regulate their senses. For example, they might rock back and forth, play with their hands, or hum.",
    "thirdParagraphBold": "3. Autistic people move differently.",
    "thirdParagraphText": "They might have trouble with fine motor skills or coordination. It can feel like their minds and bodies are disconnected. It can be hard to start or stop moving. Speech can be extra hard because it requires a lot of coordination. They might not be able to control how loud their voices are, or might not be able to speak at all–even though they can understand what other people say.",
    "fourthParagraphBold": "4. Autistic people communicate differently.",
    "fourthParagraphText": "They might talk using echolalia (repeating things they have heard before), or by scripting out what they want to say. Some autistic people use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) to communicate. For example, they may communicate by typing on a computer, spelling on a letter board, or pointing to pictures on an iPad. Some people may also communicate with behavior or the way they act. Not every autistic person can talk, but they all have important things to say. ",
    "fifthParagraphBold": "5. Autistic people socialize differently.",
    "fifthParagraphText": "Some might not understand or follow social rules that non-autistic people made up. They might be more direct than other people. Eye contact might make them uncomfortable. They might have a hard time controlling their body language or facial expressions, which can confuse non-autistic people or make it hard to socialize. ",
    "fifthParagraphSecondText": "Some Autistic people might not be able to guess how people feel. This doesn’t mean they don’t care how people feel! They just need people to tell them how they feel so they don’t have to guess. Some autistic people are extra sensitive to other people’s feelings.",
    "sixthParagraphBold": "6. Autistic people might need help with daily living.",
    "sixthParagraphText": "It can take a lot of energy to live in a society built for non-autistic people. They may not have the energy to do some things in their daily lives. Or, parts of being autistic can make doing those things too hard. They may need help with things like cooking, doing their jobs, or going out. They might be able to do things on their own sometimes, but need help other times. They might need to take more breaks so they can recover their energy. ",
    "sixthParagraphSecondText": "Not every autistic person will relate to all of these things. There are lots of different ways to be autistic. That is okay!"
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      "each-credit": "Each Neuralign credit includes full access to Neuralign's 40 hours of evidence based cognitive therapy and reading practice.",
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      {
        "heading": "Children Under 13",
        "text": "We do not intentionally collect any information on children under 13 years of age from our Websites. We will undertake to delete any details of such users where a parent, guardian or authorized school official has notified us that any such details have been obtained."
      },
      {
        "heading": "Links to Other Websites",
        "text": "Our Website may contain links to other websites that are not under our direct control. These websites may have their own policies regarding privacy. We have no control of or responsibility for linked websites and provide these links solely for the convenience and information of our visitors. You access such linked Websites at your own risk. These websites are not subject to this Privacy Policy. You should check the privacy policies, if any, of those individual websites to see how the operators of those third-party websites will utilize your personal information. In addition, these websites may contain a link to Websites of our affiliates. The websites of our affiliates are not subject to this Privacy Policy, and you should check their individual privacy policies to see how the operators of such websites will utilize your personal information."
      },
      {
        "heading": "Our Email Policy",
        "text": "Our affiliates and we fully comply with national laws regarding SPAM. You can always opt out of receipt of further email correspondence from us and/or our affiliates. We agree that we will not sell, rent, or trade your email address to any unaffiliated third-party without your permission."
      },
      {
        "heading": "Privacy Policy Updates",
        "text": "We reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time. You should review this Privacy Policy frequently. If we make material changes to this policy, we may notify you on our Website, by a blog post, by email, or by any method we determine. The method we chose is at our sole discretion. We will also change the “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this Privacy Policy. Any changes we make to our Privacy Policy are effective as of this Last Updated date and replace any prior Privacy Policies."
      },
      {
        "heading": "English Version",
        "text": "The Policy is written in English. If this Policy appears in another language, this means this document is a translation of the English version. In case of discrepancies between the English version and any version in another language, the English version shall apply and prevail."
      },
      {
        "heading": "Questions About Our Privacy Practices or This Privacy Policy",
        "text": "If you have any questions about our Privacy Practices or this Policy, please contact us by email at <a href='mailto:support@lsworks.org'>support@lsworks.org.</a>"
      }
    ]
  },
  "screening": {
    "screener1Intro": "Neuralign Screener 1 is a short 10 question screening tool that uses behavioral and situational questions to evaluate a person's risk of dyslexia. For more comprehensive testing, we recommend you contact a qualified professional for a formal evaluation or Diagnosis.",
    "screener1": "Neuralign Screener 1",
    "screener2Intro": "Neuralign Screener 2 is a more comprehensive screening tool that uses pseudowords and real words to determine a person's risk of dyslexia. This screening will take approximately 5 minutes to complete. For more comprehensive testing, we recommend you contact a qualified professional for a formal evaluation or diagnosis.",
    "screener2": "Neuralign Screener 2",
    "title": "Dyslexia Screening",
    "introTitle": "Neuralign Dyslexia Screening",
    "introSubtitle": "The purpose of this screening is not to diagnose or label. It is intended to indicate relative cognitive skill strengths and weaknesses in relation to reading, and understand a potential for a language based learning disabilities such as dyslexia.",
    "introText_1": "This screening will take approximately 5 minutes, and will require the assistance of a parent, educator or professional who can read fluently. Please read the instructions carefully before starting.",
    "next": "Next",
    "introText_2": "You will be shown pseudo-words and real words, one at a time. Ask your student to read each word aloud.",
    "introText_3": "If you would like to verify that they have read the word correctly, you can listen to a recording of the correct word by clicking on the",
    "introText_4": "If your student pronounces the word correctly on the first try, click “Correct”. click “Incorrect” if they pronounce it incorrectly, say “I don’t know” or take longer than 10 seconds to respond.",
    "introText_5": "You may want to use the “A” and “B” on the keyboard so there’s less distraction for the student.",
    "introText_6": "You can praise and encourage your student, but don’t correct them or try to teach them how to pronounce the words. This will allow us to give you the most accurate results.",
    "start": "Lets Start!",
    "newsLetter": {
      "title": "Sign up for our newsletter to access our Dyslexia Screener and stay up-to-date on the latest content, special offers, and exclusive insights?",
      "subtitle": "We promise not to spam you - we only send out emails when we have something truly worthwhile to share. Join our community now!",
      "placeholder": "Please enter an email",
      "warning": "By subscribing, you agree to share your information with our exclusive U.S. Distributor, CanAdvance. Rest assured that your privacy will be respected and you can unsubscribe anytime."
    },
    "studentAge": "How old is the student?",
    "pseudoWords": {
      "title": "Pseudo-words",
      "subtitle": "These are pseudo-words, or nonsense words. If your student pronounces the word correctly on the first try, click “Correct” or press \"A\".  Click “Incorrect” or press \"B\" if they pronounce it incorrectly, say “I don’t know” or take longer than 10 seconds to respond.\n"
    },
    "correct": "Correct",
    "incorrect": "Incorrect",
    "realWords": {
      "title": "Real Words",
      "subtitle": "These are real words. If your student pronounces the word correctly on the first try, click “Correct” or press \"A\". Click “Incorrect” or press \"B\" if they pronounce it incorrectly, say “I don’t know” or take longer than 10 seconds to respond."
    },
    "result": {
      "title": "Thanks for completing the Neuralign screening 2! Click on the submit button to receive your results on your email",
      "subtitle": "At risk ? Dont worry, we can help. Visit neuralign.org to learn how",
      "input": "Please enter your email",
      "emailLabel": "Add your e-mail"
    },
    "submit": "Submit",
    "yes": "Yes",
    "no": "No",
    "finish": "Finish",
    "backToMainPage": "Back to the main page",
    "results": "Done! The results have been sent to your email",
    "fullname": "Full Name",
    "zipCode": "Zip / Postal code",
    "skip": "Skip",
    "question": "Question",
    "yourScore": "Your score",
    "years": "years",
    "under": "or under",
    "older": "or older",
    "risk": "Risk",
    "low": "Low Risk",
    "moderate": "Moderate Risk",
    "high": "High Risk"
  },
  "newsletterPopup": {
    "title": "Sign up to our newsletter and stay connected!",
    "description": "You will receive early access on promotions, resources & more!",
    "firstname": {
      "label": "First Name",
      "error": {
        "required": "First Name is required"
      }
    },
    "lastname": {
      "label": "Last Name",
      "error": {
        "required": "Last Name is required"
      }
    },
    "email": {
      "label": "Email",
      "error": {
        "required": "Email is required",
        "invalid": "Please enter a valid email address."
      }
    },
    "signUpButton": "Sign Up"
  },
  "quickScreening": {
    "title": "Dyslexia Risk-Assessment Quick Screen",
    "subtitle": "Do you think you may have dyslexia? Please complete the 10-question self-assessment below. For more comprehensive testing, we recommend you contact a qualified professional for a formal evaluation or diagnosis. For more information about the symptoms, causes and treatment of reading disability (dyslexia) visit neuralign.org.",
    "choiceTitle": "Are you taking this quiz for yourself or a child in your care?",
    "myself": "For myself",
    "child": "For a child",
    "howOld": "How old are you?",
    "howOldChild": "How old is your child?"
  },
  "cookies": {
    "title": "We use cookies",
    "description": "We use cookies to monitor the performance and analytics of this website. By\nusing this website you agree to our use of cookies. For more information you\ncan",
    "privacyPolicy": "read our privacy policy",
    "manage": {
      "title": "Manage Cookies",
      "categories": {
        "necessary": {
          "title": "Necessary",
          "description": "Some cookies we use are necessary for the operation of this website."
        },
        "performance": {
          "title": "Performance",
          "description": "We use third-party tools to monitor production errors and improve the user experience."
        }
      }
    },
    "buttons": {
      "accept": "Accept",
      "reject": "Reject",
      "manage": "Manage",
      "acceptAll": "Accept All"
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  "installment-payment": {
    "monthly": "Monthly",
    "yearly": "Yearly",
    "one-time-payment": "One time payment",
    "per-month": "/month",
    "per-year": "/year",
    "save": "Save",
    "full-access-description": "Your purchase provides full access for one year, and the program can be repeated as needed during that period for a single user."
  },
  "system-requirements": {
    "title": "System Requirements",
    "mac": {
      "title": "Mac Requirements",
      "any-macos": "Any macOS"
    },
    "pc": {
      "title": "PC Desktop Requirements",
      "processor": "i3 and above processor",
      "ram": "6GB or more RAM",
      "graphics-card": "Graphics card with 2GB internal memory",
      "browser": "Must use Firefox browser",
      "monitor": "23\" to 31\" monitor and TV screens can be used"
    },
    "additional": {
      "title": "Additional Information",
      "info": "Laptops with a larger screen can be used or if your laptop is powerful enough then it can be hooked up to a larger screen, but for best results a desktop computer is preferred."
    }
  },
  "program": {
    "leave-session-confirm": "Are you sure you want to leave?"
  },
  "readls": {
    "alt": {
      "header": "Neuralign Home logo"
    }
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