About Dyscoveread

Aimee Rodenroth, M.Ed, LDt, CALT-QI has thirty years of public school experience in Texas. She served most of her career as a dyslexia therapist or as the lead qualified instructor for a dyslexia curriculum. She received her bachelor’s from University of North Texas in elementary education with a minor in reading and her master’s from the University of Texas at Arlington in Triple Literature. She obtained her CALT from LEAD in 2006 and her QI from Southern Methodist University in 2018.

Aimee has worked with hundreds of dyslexic students over thirty years and has trained over 150 teachers in Texas and Florida in a dyslexia curriculum. She has been a featured speaker at R10DysCon22, CESD, and IDA.

My name is Stephanie Williams, and I’m excited to be joining Dyscoveread as a virtual dyslexia therapist! I’m completing my 24th year in education. I’ve taught grades 1st-5th and have spent the last three years as a therapist. I am a licensed CALT, training to QI, and I look forward to working with dyslexia students virtually.

I feel a great connection to students with learning disabilities because my own children are dyslexic. Being on the parent side of a dyslexic child gave me a view of how dyslexia therapy can help, and it has given my own children many years of success in their education. Seeing this success as a parent and educator inspired me to become a therapist.

Barbara Iverson has been involved in Dyslexia Therapy since 1996 when she was employed by Northwest I.S.D. In Justin, Texas. She obtained her Certified Academic Language Therapist (C.A.L.T.) certificate in 2006, and has served several school districts in North Texas in that capacity until she moved to Aubrey, Texas in January 2022. She recently joined Dyscoveread as a Dyslexia Therapist, and is quite happy to be serving students again!