Do I need any special skills?

We are thoroughly and completely convinced that anyone can benefit from the PhotoReading whole mind system if they approach it with a childlike curiosity, a go-with-the-flow attitude, and a willingness to try something new. No special abilities are required.

Too young to learn?

PhotoReading is designed for ages 13 and above. For a child younger than 13, it might be best for the parent to learn PhotoReading and then teach their child. Children generally learn PhotoReading much quicker and with less effort than adults.

Too old to learn?

Never! We've had PhotoReaders over 100 years old. It is never too late to learn.

Poor eyesight?

We've had people learn PhotoReading with just one eye as well as people who are legally blind. If you need assistance, please talk with one of our coaches.

Learning disabilities?

We've found that the strategies of PhotoReading bypass common forms of dyslexia. Those with ADD and ADHD have also benefited from the course.

Learning PhotoReading with English as a second language?

While PhotoReading is offered in many languages around the world, beginning PhotoReaders with an intermediate understanding of the English language can immediately benefit from an English seminar or the English self-study. Beginning PhotoReaders often find that activation of information is easier with text written in their native language.

For support, consider buying the PhotoReading book in another language that you know. These books must be purchased in countries speaking that language. The book is published in Arabic, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

Which is better? The Seminar or the Self-study Course?

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