A registered consultant pharmacist, longtime educator, and devoted aunt, Rowena spent decades guiding students and patients through confusion toward confidence. Now she brings that same steady, practical voice to parents and teachers navigating dyslexia and reading difficulties.
Teaching has always been the thread running through her career, helping people feel capable once they understand it.
Rowena Colston is a registered consultant pharmacist with more than 48 years of experience caring for patients and training the next generation of pharmacists. Over the decades, she has introduced evidence-based protocols to improve patient care, mentored countless pharmacy interns as a preceptor, and taught pharmacy technician students at both the junior college and technical school level.
Does My Child Have Dyslexia? distills Rowena’s decades of teaching and mentoring experience into a clear, encouraging resource for anyone raising or teaching a child who learns differently. Below, find where to get your copy.
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As a parent who has spent months wondering why my child was struggling with reading, this book was exactly what I needed. It explains dyslexia in a way that’s easy to understand without making you feel overwhelmed. I especially appreciated how the author emphasizes that dyslexia is not a reflection of intelligence but simply a different way the brain processes language. The practical advice and encouragement gave me confidence to take the next steps for my child. Every parent, teacher, and caregiver should read this.
readers
This is one of the most compassionate and accessible guides I’ve read on dyslexia. Instead of focusing only on the challenges, it highlights children’s strengths while providing realistic strategies for supporting them at home and in school. The chapters on recognizing early warning signs and working with educators were especially valuable. I finished the book feeling informed, hopeful, and much better prepared to advocate for my child.
reader
Rowena Colston has written a reassuring guide that every concerned parent should have on their bookshelf. The book answers difficult questions with clarity, empathy, and practical examples, making it easy to recognize potential signs of dyslexia without creating unnecessary fear. I loved that it focuses on building confidence in children while offering actionable advice for parents. It’s an informative, encouraging resource that replaces uncertainty with hope.
reader
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Rowena welcomes notes from parents, teachers, schools, and organizations. She reads every message personally and replies as soon as she can.
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