What is Dysolve®
Dysolve AI is a custom-built computer system that successfully resolved the reading difficulty in dyslexia. It acts as an autonomous expert to overcome what human specialists and other programs could not:
- First to generate an individualized evaluation and intervention for each person
- First to integrate screening with intervention for successful outcomes
- First patented diagnostic and therapy method for language disorders
Why Choose Dysolve®
If you wish to resolve the problem instead of coping with it chronically for life, Dysolve® may be the only solution.
No other program or provider can locate, let alone clear, the processing difficulties causing the reading problem or dyslexia.
How Dysolve® Works
Based on the results of your initial screening when you sign up, Dysolve AI generates evaluation and training games to target the processing problems found in your individual case. Dysolve games re-train the brain to process aspects of language you found problematic. The games continually monitor your progress to keep making adjustments in this dynamic program. Dysolve® is based on the patented Coral Method® that builds test and training games for each user.
Targeted testing to confirm problems underlying dyslexia for anyone; ongoing evaluation identifies language-processing deficits for every user
Precise
Dysolve® traces each person’s processing problems back to their sources; individual-specific program re-evaluates and builds new training games in realtime
Customized
Evaluation is included and is ongoing throughout intervention. Finite program outweighs longterm costs of reading disability
Economical
The processing deficits underlying dyslexia can usually be corrected; thus focus is on retraining the brain
Pro-Active
30 minutes of cloud-based game program
which is accessible anywhere, 5 days/week for 1-2 years in many cases
Rapid & Convenient
Who Dysolve®
Helps
Because Dysolve® delivers programs specific to each person’s needs, it can serve any age. [The current version is for grades K and up. Kindergartners may need adult assistance.]
Dysolve® cannot support those whose language-related problems are due to a physical hearing impairment. Dysolve® does, however, address auditory processing. Dysolve® games cannot accommodate those with visual impairment.
Children
Reading problems (and precursors to reading such as recognizing sounds and letters of the alphabet) start to surface in kindergarten and Grade 1. We welcome students whose language problems hinder their ability to keep up with grade-level work.
Adults
Teachers
Dysolve AI improves processing efficiency to make learning easier. Teachers’ instruction becomes more effective. We are committed to supporting teachers in the important job of meeting the needs of exceptional learners.
Parents
This site offers comprehensive, in-depth information on dyslexia and related conditions. Subscribers get login access to members-only state-of-the-science information.
Physicians
Patients
Video Gallery
2022 - 2025
DYSOLVE RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Key Findings:
- Dysolve outperformed other methods
- The longer the Dysolve usage, the greater the reading gain
"With this RCT, Dysolve joins an exclusive group of education interventions that have been subjected to the most rigorous test of their impact on student learning."
CASE STUDIES
EARLIEST USERS, GRADE 1-7
GEORGE, GRADE 2-3
Note: Fluency breakdown is defined here as 3 consecutive misreadings. George read all the words in Tests 2 and 3 without fluency breakdown.
SARA, GRADE 2 ROBYN, GRADE 5 DAISY, GRADE 10
CAITLYN, GRADE 5
WAYNE, GRADE 6
BEN, GRADE 6
PRESS
Coral PS Hoh, Ph.D., is a clinical linguist with a Ph.D. in Linguistics. For the past 30 years, she has worked with children and adults with dyslexia, learning disabilities, and other language-related disorders. The U.S. and other countries granted her AI patents for the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.
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