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In this season finale of All About Dyslexia, multidisciplinary artist Cecelia Moseley shares how dyslexia shaped her creative journey. Before words came easily, she learned to express meaning through art—turning struggle into strength. Cecelia reflects on learning differently, the power of creativity, and what is lost when language becomes only digital. Explore more about Cecelia Moseley at "Remnants of Language" at The MAX. on display until March 19th in Meridian, MS. Interested in reading Cecelia's Theses? Overlay: Language Uncovered Want to help Lighthouse Academy further their mission and support students with dyslexia? Donate now!

In this special All About Dyslexia episode, the mic is handed over to students. Hosted by Reese Lapin, this student-led conversation offers an honest, thoughtful, and often funny look at what it’s really like to learn with dyslexia. Reese shares her personal experiences and asks meaningful questions about dyslexia, school environments, and self-advocacy. She’s joined by fellow former Lighthouse Academy student Rainey, who adds her own perspective on attending a special purpose school versus a public school, highlighting the differences, challenges, and unexpected wins along the way. With laughter, real-life stories, and authentic insight, this episode reminds us that dyslexia doesn’t define limits, it shapes strengths.

On this episode of the All About Dyslexia Podcast, we talk with a public school principal who is also the parent of a child with dyslexia. They share a unique perspective on how personal experience shapes professional leadership, and the challenges and triumphs of supporting students both at home and in school.

On this episode of the All About Dyslexia Podcast, we sit down with a mother and entrepreneur who has built her own business while navigating the unique opportunities and challenges of raising children with dyslexia. Join DeLenna and her daughters as we explore their journey, insights, and the lessons they've learned along the way.

Join Stephanie and Kayla Reggio, as they talk about the correlations between dyslexia and incarceration. The podcast welcomes a student's parents to talk about their experience. 

Join Stephanie as she welcomes Kayla Reggio, a fellow educator at Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia, Certified Academic Language Therapist, and co-author of a Louisiana prison study on dyslexia and incarceration.

Join Traci and Stephanie as they welcome Dr. Katherine Pannel back to the podcast. Dr. Katherine Pannel is a Psychiatrist and the President of the Mississippi Medical Association. She is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.

Join Traci and Stephanie as they welcome Dr. Katherine Pannel to the podcast. Dr. Katherine Pannel is a Psychiatrist and the President of the Mississippi Medical Association. She is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.

In this special episode of All About Dyslexia, we welcome Lynn Hosemann, wife of Mississippi's Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann, as she shares her personal journey with dyslexia through the eyes of her granddaughter. Lynn opens up about the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way, offering a heartfelt perspective on the impact of dyslexia on families. She also discusses the vital role of specialized education, highlighting the services and support provided at Lighthouse Academy—a small, dedicated school helping children with dyslexia reach their full potential. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about advocacy, education, and the power of perseverance.

Tune in as we welcome Jonathan Barrientos, a chemical engineer who has overcome the challenges of dyslexia to achieve remarkable success. Jonathan shares his journey, from struggling with reading and writing as a child to earning his engineering degree and thriving in his career at Blue Origin.

Join Stephanie Hill and Traci Barrientos, founders of Lighthouse Academy for Dyslexia, as they launch an exciting new podcast that shines a light on all things dyslexia!