by Arran Smith | Oct 3, 2026 | Dyslexia, Neurodiversity
Preparing for Dyslexia Awareness Week People describe dyslexia in different ways. For some, it feels difficult. For others, it can feel frustrating, exhausting or simply part of how they experience the world. Some people use the word “superpower”, and that may feel...
by Arran Smith | Sep 4, 2026 | Dyslexia, Education
Understanding the child behind the difficulty Picture the scene of a child sitting in a classroom. They are looking at the same board, listening to the same teacher and being given the same instructions as everybody else, but something is not connecting. They do not...
by Arran Smith | Aug 24, 2026 | Dyslexia, Education, Mental Wellbeing
When people think about dyslexia, they often think about reading, spelling and writing. Although these are common characteristics, dyslexia is far more than a literacy difficulty. Dyslexia is a neurological difference that affects how the brain processes information....
by Arran Smith | Aug 4, 2026 | Dyslexia
When someone says, “I have dyslexia,” the response is often predictable. “Do you get your letters backwards?” “Does that mean you can’t read?” “Are you just bad at spelling?” These are some of the most common...
by Arran Smith | Jun 2, 2026 | Dyslexia
As we move into June, Studying with Dyslexia continues to evolve with a clearer understanding of what it is, who it supports and how it can help people who are connected to dyslexia, learning, study and neurodiversity. Having a clear purpose matters. For dyslexic and...
