The Lexibar team is committed to valuing everyone’s dysference. "J'aime mon DYS" was born from the desire to empower « dys » people, those living with dyscalculia, dyslexia, dysorthography, dyspraxia, dysgraphia or a developmental language disorder. This movement aims to support them, raise awareness in the community of their reality, break their isolation and highlight their intellectual wealth, which contributes to the diversity of our society.
Steve Bégin, former NHL center, was drafted by the Calgary Flames in the second round in 1996. He played 524 regular-season games for five teams, including the Montreal Canadiens. After missing the 2011-2012 season due to an injury, he made a comeback with the Flames, playing his 500th game in February 2013 and earning a nomination for the Bill Masterton Trophy for his dedication. Unfortunately, after a stint with Calgary's AHL affiliate in 2013-2014, another injury forced him to retire in January of that same season.
Steve Bégin, spokesperson for the awareness campaign, speaks every fall to spread the message through various media outlets. He also leads conferences, testimonials, and school events organized by "J'aime mon DYS," offering his support and expertise.
Tuesday May 1st 2025 at 19h.
Challenging journey, inspiring message!
Although he played in the NHL, Steve’s life journey was not without challenges. His message is simple: believe in yourself and persevere despite difficulties. This is the inspiring message he is ready to share with you.
This 30 to 40 minute conference, followed by a question period, is aimed at people with learning disabilities and those around them – parents, educators and professionals – to better understand and support them.
Steve will share his inspiring journey and message of perseverance, showing that nothing is impossible, no matter the obstacles.
As part of the "J'aime mon DYS" movement, we offer you a series of essential resources to support those affected and raise awareness among those around you
Take a break and offer an awareness session in your class!
Education professionals are invited to raise awareness among students about the various learning disorders encountered by those integrated into regular classrooms. The goal is to help them understand why some of these students use assistive technology tools.
Learning objectives
By acquiring these tools, you directly contribute to the "J'aime mon DYS" cause, while benefiting from valuable materials to better understand and support people affected by dyslexia and other learning disorders. Whether you are a teacher, parent, or simply involved in this cause, these resources will help you make a meaningful difference.
Participate in the "J'aime mon DYS" campaign and support awareness for dys disorders!