Dyslexia and Determination

Dr Kris McGill writes about how his dyslexic strengths helped him to aim high and achieve a PhD.

My Neurodiversity Journey (Part 2)

David Yeoman blogs part two of his neurodiversity journey. Part 3 to follow soon.

My Neurodiversity Journey

A 63 year old reflects on a life with dyslexia.

My Dyslexia Story

Emily Cormack reflects on an academic learning journey with dyslexia.

Welcome to 2021!

A dyslexic woman reflects on plans and dreams for 2021.

My Dyslexia Journey

Dyslexic engineer Andrew McQuatt looks back on challenging childhood experiences at school.

2020: reflections on a challenging year!

DYslexia Scotland’s Volunteers Manager reflects on the accomplishments of the organisation after almost a year of remote working.

Time to Screen Screen Time?

In an earlier blog I spoke about the lifeline that technology has given us during the madness that has been 2020. In allowing some people to work from home and enabling us to see loved ones – albeit through a screen – many have felt less isolated. However, six months on from this necessary change

It’s time to go away Covid, please!

I write this in reflection of months in lockdown due to a new illness called Covid 19, or corona virus. Although, we are slowly easing out of this experience, with shops opening and more socialisation, Covid is unprecedented in peace time and something we have never seen since WW2. Initially, events, holidays, businesses, various campaigns

Silver Linings

Haven’t dyslexic people always lived in isolation, ponders Mike Gordon in the age of covid-19.