Discussing The Dyslexic Brain 

Work ethic, perseverance and motivation are excellent tools for building success and achievement throughout our daily lives. These factor...

Compassion, sympathy, empathy, altruism and active listening are all excellent human traits. Developing these skills and adopting them in...

The life of a neurodivergent can vary greatly. On some days outsiders may barely notice any outward neurodiverse traits or signs of dysle...

‘Its only consistency is its inconsistency.’ Universally, this is one of my favourite lines and sayings. It optimises and appropriately s...

It’s been an extremely turbulent and unpredictable number of weeks. As the global crisis of coronavirus takes hold of the world all indiv...

Laughter is infectious. Sometimes I don’t even know what a person is laughing at, yet it makes me burst out sniggering or into a rather l...

When considering a disability, learning difficulty or neurodiversity, individuals often consider these purely in a medical, biological se...

I have always found the cognitive elements that surround dyslexia extremely interesting. Not only does this curiosity help individuals to...

Tripping over, knocking things over, dropping items, walking into objects and generally being clumsy are a familiar part of my daily rout...

Living with dyslexia is full of various trials and tribulations. Some are highly amusing and entertaining, whereas others are more infuri...

December has arrived and it’s the long awaited run-up to Christmas. The advents calendars are out in abundance, Christmas songs are makin...

Why does dyslexia matter? Listening to the rain lashing down outside on a cold dark evening I asked myself this question. In my usual dop...

Persistent fear or worry over something that ‘might’ happen, anxiety can be extremely emotionally draining and debilitating. Being a bit ...

Much the same as reading, writing is an awesome skill adapted, developed and perfected by humans. It is utterly amazing how individuals c...

A skill that is learnt and developed across the lifespan, reading is an essential part of human life. It allows us to make sense of and c...

Dyslexia is a life-long persistent neurodiversity. It is not a learning difficulty that can be cured or ‘snapped out’ of. So often when I...

What an earth does that say? Is that English? Can you read that? These are just some of the select few comments I have received about my ...

All dyslexics develop their own unique set of ‘life hacks’ and coping strategies. This ‘modus operandi’, or method of operation, is vital...

Going to university was an interesting and eventful four years for me. Some people go merely to study, some to socialise and others a com...

I am a self-confessed technophobe. Alongside being a chocoholic, cake lover, football enthusiast and Harry Potter nerd! This isn’t the be...