How does verbal dyslexia works?

I've worked with people who have dyspraxia, dyscalculia, and ordinary reading-disability dyslexia. All of these have the same root cause - or at least they all respond well to the same approach. read more

There is another variant of this called Developmental verbal dyspraxia - Wikipedia wherein the issue is musicular control damage to the face, jaws, or the brain areas controling them. But there is no such thing as “verbal dyslexia” per se. Hope this helps and good luck. read more

What you describe is not Verbal Dyslexia. I have Verbal Dyslexia and I do not have trouble with sounds in speech. It doesnt take a genius either to figure out what it refers to. Dyslexics see letters backwards. Verbal dyslexics can write disordered, talk disordered and even hear things disordered. You tell them to do something and they do the opposite. read more

While I have never heard the term “"verbal dyslexia” used to describe your difficulty, it does sound like you could have a language disorder. The best way to identify the problem is to have a complete language evaluation by a speech and language pathologist. read more