Dr. Patricia Hardman
About Patricia K. Hardman, Ph.D. |
| Patricia K. Hardman, Ph.D., has been specializing in the field of dyslexia/ADD since 1969. She studied and worked in primary research in the field of dyslexia with Charles Shedd, Ph.D; in the field of Biochemistry and Nutrition with Mary Allen, Ph.D.; and in the field of allergies, diets and environmental intolerances with Allen Lieberman, M.D.Educational Background: B.S. in Education and a classroom teacher for 5 years. M.S. in Administration and Supervision and a school administrator since 1969; and a Doctor of Philosophy with the major area in Dyslexia and minor area in Testing and Counseling. She is also certified in Modified Montessori.
Dr. Hardman is the author of over 50 texts for educating dyslexic and ADD individuals with published articles in The Journal of Learning Disabilities, Academic Therapy, and Prevention Magazine. Guest lecturer on all aspects of dyslexia/ADD for local, state, national and international groups, including parents, teachers, doctors, judges, corrections facilities, counselors and others. In 1990, Dr. Hardman received a commendation from the South Carolina House of Representatives for her contributions to the field of dyslexia and her service to the community. In 1990-91, Dr. Hardman co-chaired The National Task Force on Dyslexia/LD. In 1998, Dr. Hardman received NAASLN’s Distinguished Service Award in recognition for her exemplary services to adults with special learning needs and continuing dedication to lifelong learning. In August, 1999, Dr. Hardman was appointed by Governor Jeb Bush to serve on the Occupational Access and Opportunity Commission to reorganize Vocational Rehabilitation in Florida. She is a founding member and past member of the Board of the Florida Branch of the Orton Dyslexia Society and is presently on the Board of International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council and Big Bend Jobs and Education Council. Dr. Hardman conducts ongoing research and development in conjunction with the Dyslexia Research Institute and Woodland Hall Academy in Tallahassee, Florida, as well as with other programs. |
