About 1 in 5 kids have dyslexia.

Kids with dyslexia can have issues with:

  • Reading
  • Name Recall
  • Memorization
  • Word Recall
  • Math Problems
  • Time Management

Kids with dyslexia can:

  • 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
Reading brain

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.



Neuralign can Help, When Nothing Else Has.

1. Do Neuralign at home.

2. See results quickly.

3. Achieve your goals.

Neuralign is a cognitive development 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.




Play Games. Improve Your Reading.

Play Neuralign games for just a few hours a week and before you know it, reading will be easier!




Neuralign has 3 powerful components, and 5 difficulty levels for all abilities.

1. Cognitive Development

1 hour / 3 x per week / 5 weeks

15 hours of cognitive games that target auditory and visual processing pathways, working memory and executive function.

2. Speed Reading

1 minute / 5 x week / 10 weeks

Re-enforce your reading network and keep track of your day to day improvement. Speed Reading is quick, easy and rewarding.

3. Reading Exercises

20 minutes / 5 x week / 10 weeks

Build up your reading comprehension and play games that target word construction, memory, and spacial awareness.




Meet our Characters

Our characters will join you on your Neuralign journey to help you along the way!

Leila

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 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 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 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 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 calls himself AuDHD, because he’s Autistic and has ADHD. He keeps himself busy with lots of sports, but his favorite sport is hockey.

Charlotte

Charlotte is an amazing artist with an eye and passion for fashion. She had a hard time in school, until a teacher suggested she get tested for dyslexia and she finally got the support she needed.

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