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Do you have back to school worries?

Do you have back to school worries?

Do you have back to school worries? Check out my top back to school dyslexic tips to ensure a smooth transition… Have spares of all equipment… (including PE kit, maths kit and calculators) I would always have a cheap second hand one in the wardrobe just in case....

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Success and failure are subjective

Success and failure are subjective

Success and failure are subjective. You might not win the race. (Looser!) But just getting over the finish line might be the goal… therefore WINNER. You might not get an A, (fail!) but… you got a B and that’s what you needed (success!) Your peers master a skill first...

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You have to do the work you’ve avoided.

You have to do the work you’ve avoided.

The next time you think you have failed, or things are difficult remember this. It’s okay to take a moment. It’s okay to ask for help. It’s okay to try again and reinvent yourself! There is always time to change and always time to grow into a new version of ourselves!...

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Mental Health and Dyslexia

Mental Health and Dyslexia

People with Dyslexia need to keep a really close eye on their mental health, there are so many reasons and aspects to why…  Often poor attainment with literacy leads to low confidence and self-esteem and stays with us from school. Whether it’s in a work place or...

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When life gives you melons 

When life gives you melons 

When life gives you melons instead of lemons, initially you actually don’t know any different! You are blissfully unaware! You feel confident with what you have and just get on with life.  But then as life goes on you do notice that perhaps you don’t have what...

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Labels Are For Soup! 

Labels Are For Soup! 

On my social Media scroll this morning I stumbled upon this comment.  ‘Labels are for soup… people are way more complex than this!’   This comment was in response to a brilliant post all about the importance of proper assessment diagnosis written by the...

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Why are emails every dyslexic’s worst nightmare? 

Why are emails every dyslexic’s worst nightmare? 

Who knew that the email could be the thing that exposes dyslexia? Let me explain…  In the last few weeks I have assessed…  A 51 year old  A 58 year old  A 63 year old  They all have incredibly inspiring stories, all held down professional jobs for over 20...

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Why are emails every dyslexic’s worst nightmare?

Who knew that the email could be the thing that exposes dyslexia? Let me explain… In the last few weeks I have assessed... A 51 year old A 58 year old A 63 year old They all have incredibly inspiring stories, all held down professional jobs for over 20 years and are...

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2023 Round Up

I thought it would be a great time to share what has happened in my dyslexic world and business Another Way Round this year… it’s been a busy and exciting one, which has led to some exciting new connections, me building my knowledge and strengthening the service I can...

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Transition

After wonderful weekends away and holidays with some of my favourite people and much needed time away from the business, I often find it difficult to ‘transition’ back into business mode.  Whilst I really need these breaks, stopping completely is always scary because...

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