Michael Ryan

Michael Ryan, PhD, is a seasoned psychologist with over 30 years of experience in evaluating and treating children and adults with learning disabilities such as dyslexia and ADD. In 1980, he pioneered one of the first programs for learning disabled college students at Colorado State University. His expertise has led to collaborations as a consultant for prestigious organizations, including the Air Force Academy, Harvard's Department of Neurology, and the Michigan Department of Rehabilitation, as well as assisting the governor of Michigan on related initiatives. Michael is also known for his insightful blog on dyslexia for the University of Michigan, demonstrating his commitment to education and advocacy in this field. He possesses specialized skills in helping children adapt to the new 3rd-grade reading law and emphasizes the uniqueness of each individual. By understanding their strengths and weaknesses, he crafts personalized interventions rooted in evidence-based practices. With a prolific background, including dozens of articles published in international journals, Michael deeply respects the courage of his patients as they navigate their emotional challenges. He views psychology as a collaborative process that fosters meaningful growth and change.