Is Reading Doctor suitable for children with dyslexia?

Yes. The program is ideal for children with dyslexia.
 

Children with dyslexia have significant and unexpected difficulties in learning to read and spell. These difficulties are typically related to a difficulty in forming links between the sounds in language and the way these sounds are represented with writing - in other words, difficulty in using the sound structure in language to crack the code in written language.
 

The program is ideal for children with dyslexia, since it is based on a multisensory, synthetic phonics approach to teaching reading designed to strengthen many of the skills found through research to be important in 'cracking the code' of written language, including: 
 

1. phonological awareness
2. phonemic awareness
3. letter-sound knowledge
4. blending
5. segmentation
6. sight-word recognition

For more information about dyslexia, please see:
 

The British Dyslexia Association Website