EPISODE · Jan 15, 2026 · 23 MIN
EPS: 121 - Understanding Dyslexia Through a Neuroscience Lens with Dr. Rebecca Troy
from Heart to Heart with Abagaba · host Abigail Dominguez
In this powerful and affirming episode of Heart-to-Heart with Abagaba, Abby sits down with Dr. Troy—mother of two and expert in educational neuroscience—to explore dyslexia through both science and compassion.Dr. Troy specializes in dyslexia intervention and brings advanced, evidence-based neuroscience directly into families' homes, making support practical and accessible. With a doctorate in education, research expertise in neuroscience and reading disabilities, and National Board Certification in early and middle literacy, she bridges the gap between research and real life.Together, Abby and Dr. Troy discuss how dyslexia shows up, why so many children struggle in traditional classrooms, and what truly changes when we support the brain's ability to hear and respond to language. This conversation is especially meaningful for parents who sense something isn’t quite right—and need reassurance, clarity, and hope.✨ This episode is a reminder that dyslexia is not a deficit, but a difference that deserves understanding, advocacy, and the right support.🌱 In This Episode, We Cover:Early warning signs and symptoms of dyslexiaWhen to trust your intuition—and when to seek supportHow the dyslexic brain differs from a neurotypical brainWhy bright children with dyslexia often struggle in schoolThe gap between neuroscience research and classroom practiceHow parents can empower themselves and advocate with confidence“Hidden” symptoms that improve when language processing is supportedThe emotional and confidence shifts that follow proper interventionConnect with Dr. Troy: https://drrebeccatroy.com
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In this powerful and affirming episode of Heart-to-Heart with Abagaba, Abby sits down with Dr. Troy—mother of two and expert in educational neuroscience—to explore dyslexia through both science and compassion.Dr. Troy specializes in dyslexia intervention and brings advanced, evidence-based neuroscience directly into families' homes, making support practical and accessible. With a doctorate in education, research expertise in neuroscience and reading disabilities, and National Board Certification in early and middle literacy, she bridges the gap between research and real life.Together, Abby and Dr. Troy discuss how dyslexia shows up, why so many children struggle in traditional classrooms, and what truly changes when we support the brain's ability to hear and respond to language. This conversation is especially meaningful for parents who sense something isn’t quite right—and need reassurance, clarity, and hope.✨ This episode is a reminder that dyslexia is not a deficit, but a difference that deserves understanding, advocacy, and the right support.🌱 In This Episode, We Cover:Early warning signs and symptoms of dyslexiaWhen to trust your intuition—and when to seek supportHow the dyslexic brain differs from a neurotypical brainWhy bright children with dyslexia often struggle in schoolThe gap between neuroscience research and classroom practiceHow parents can empower themselves and advocate with confidence“Hidden” symptoms that improve when language processing is supportedThe emotional and confidence shifts that follow proper interventionConnect with Dr. Troy: https://drrebeccatroy.com
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