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  <title>From Student to Advocate: Mallary Lattanze’s Journey with Dyslexia | Dont Call On Me, The Dyslexia Podcast  Ep. 23</title>
  <description>In this episode of the Don't Call on Me Dyslexia Podcast, hosts Megan and Eryn sit down with Mallary Lattanze—a certified academic language therapist (CALT), dedicated advocate, and leader in the dyslexia community. Mallary shares her personal journey as a diagnosed dyslexic, her experiences as a classroom teacher, and her impact on dyslexia education through both public and private schools. From developing instructional materials for Houston ISD during the pandemic to leading as the President of the Houston Branch of the IDA, Mallary has made a lasting difference in the lives of students and families navigating learning differences. Tune in to hear her insights on the evolving landscape of dyslexia support, the power of community involvement, and her passion for ensuring every student receives the education they deserve. Dyslexia On Demand&amp;amp;nbsp;   Book a consultation with Megan to discuss CALT therapy.   How Language Therapy is different from Tutoring   Advocate to Educate    Book a consultation with Eryn to discuss advocacy services.   &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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