My Dyslexia and Academic Struggles

Charis Gambon writes about her academic experiences and gaining a 2.1 History degree.

Getting older…

Vin Arthey explores dyslexia, technology and getting older, in our latest blog.

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.

Veena’s Story

  Over the last year I’ve been dipping into a book about dyslexia in the workplace.  I expected it just to help me in a work context but I actually find it just as helpful for my personal development.  (You can find details of it at the end of this blog post.)  The book is

The challenges of becoming a parent and being dyslexic!

As a little girl, I had an image of becoming a Mummy.  I imagined cuddling and playing with my baby, long walks with the pram and a general feeling of fulfillment. However, being an unidentified dyslexic adult, my experience of becoming a parent was far from what I had imagined. Although all new parents face